A village has bestowed its highest accolade for the first time ever - to honour a "selfless and extraordinary" volunteer.

Gill Green was presented with her certificate by the Duke of Bedford, who lives at Woburn Abbey Now known as the Freewoman of Woburn, Mrs Green, chair of the Woburn Heritage Centre, said the whole ...

It did play a particularly intriguing role, however. Woburn Abbey, which was founded as a Cistercian abbey in the 12th century, is currently home to the 15th Duke and Duchess of Bedford.

In the 1980s, it became possible to send deer from that herd in Woburn Abbey in the UK back to China, Sitch explains. "And there are now 10,000 of these milu deer in China again, so it's a great ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Framing trophy hunting as an animal welfare issue confuses welfare with conservation, creating contradictions for UK wildlife management, writes Dr Dan Challender, Senior Research Fellow at the ...

Nearer home, the North American grey squirrel - first released in Britain at Woburn Abbey in 1890 - has almost wiped out our native red species. Perhaps most dramatic of all, apparently benign ...

With commitment from Medford's Chris Seccareccio, Everett’s Mark Sylvain, and Malden-based teammates Kevin Argueta and David ...

They were on a four-hour journey from Windsor to Woburn Abbey, where they were to be guests of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford. Townsfolk gave the Royal couple a warm welcome to Dunstable. Opposite ...