by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 20, 2017
Bath’s majestic Roman Baths are South West England’s second most popular tourist attraction, welcoming over 1.2 million visitors in 2016. One of the most remarkably well-preserved religious spas of the ancient world, hot water still flows into the Baths via thermal...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 17, 2017
Dignified and unhurried with compulsory breaks for tea and cakes, cricket is considered in many ways the quintessential upper-class English sport. The longest running cricket fixture is between the elite schools Eton and Harrow, and the 2005 Ashes winning England...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 14, 2017
Nowhere epitomises the “green and pleasant land” of William Blake’s England quite as well as the South Downs. Those who love the rural landscape of England like Fiyaz Mughal will know that, with its gentle rolling hills and vivid verdant foliage, the South Downs...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 11, 2017
To an outsider, Lacrosse and Field Hockey can look fairly similar. Both games involve two teams of players using sticks to shoot a ball into a goal. Yet sports enthusiasts like Fiyaz Mughal will tell you that Lacrosse and Field Hockey are both very different games...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 10, 2017
A powerful tool to build awareness and promote your community project is getting people involved. When people are talking about and sharing your community project, the word about your work travels farther. Whether you run a social enterprise like Fiyaz Mughal, or are...
by Fiyaz Mughal | Aug 8, 2017
It can be easy to imagine prehistoric people as living in isolated introverted communities, and that multicultural communities are a relatively recent phenomenon. Yet the history of Stonehenge proves that this is far from the case. Many experts and historical...
