Talking the Walk visits some of the loveliest towns in South Warwickshire. These Shakespeare Country podcasts are made to complement local heritage maps and walks getting local people to talk about the places they know best - bringing their towns to life with anecdotes and stories as they take us on a journey through the streets where they live.
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Talking the Walk visits some of the loveliest towns in South Warwickshire. These Shakespeare Country podcasts are made to complement local heritage maps and walks getting local people to talk about the places they know best - bringing their towns to life with anecdotes and stories as they take us on a journey through the streets where they live.
Warwick - the county town of Warwickshire in the heart of England - is well known for its fabulous castle but there's much more to the town than that and visitors will be missing out if they don't venture outside its mighty walls. Much of the Tudor part of the town was destroyed by a catastrophic fire at the end of the 17th century and what grew from the ashes was a delightful Georgian town.But the tomb of Elizabeth 1st favourite Robert Dudley survives and what about the run away tram!
Join Warwick's Town Crier, Graham Sutherland, his wife Mo (both Blue Badge Guides) who take us on a walk around this lovely town and get a local's eye view
Talking the Walk
Talking the Walk visits some of the loveliest towns in South Warwickshire. These Shakespeare Country podcasts are made to complement local heritage maps and walks getting local people to talk about the places they know best - bringing their towns to life with anecdotes and stories as they take us on a journey through the streets where they live.
