On the subject of English Heritage events, Bolsover Castle will host an afternoon of music from the Civil War period on April 1st. Performers in period costumes play lively 17th century music and song. A new public arts project in Reading, Berkshire, has been unveiled to commemorate the centenary of the death of Oscar Wilde, poet, playwright, and commentator. At Chestnut Walk on the banks of the River Kennet, a display composed of a set of always open gates, waterside railings, and loveseats is interspersed with panels inscribed with excerpts from Wilde's writings. The Madonna wedding has brought a tourism bonanza to Dornoch and the surrounding area.
Visitors are clamouring to find out more about weddings in Scotland.
The Scottish Tourist Board is taking 30 enquiries a day from people interested in marrying in a Scottish castle. We're on the lookout for people like you to write for Britain Express. We need people who want to share their love of Britain with others to write short articles on British culture and travel. That's all for now. Until next issue, let me remind you that laughter is contagious.