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Katie Parr
Katie holds a First Class Law Degree LL.B. from the University of Kent, Canterbury, and is a professional writer and owner of a copywriting business. Her passion lies in examining the stories of historically significant places found across the present-day United Kingdom and exploring the political, religious, and royal power struggles that have shaped Britain over the past 2000 years. Katie specializes in weaving historical narratives into travel writing, bringing to life the rich tapestry of British heritage for modern audiences.
Education:University of Kent, 2016Law LL.B.Expertise:Articles by Katie Parr
Explore Berkshire's wild past through six historical landmarks, each telling a tale of power, money, and control. These landmarks illustrate the county’s rich military heritage and architectural marvels.
Explore the royal and industrial history of the county of Surrey, focusing on 12 historical locations overflowing with stories from the past that stretch back over 1,000 years.
Gloucestershire, home to military and political battlefields as early as Anglo-Saxon times, is packed with history. Here are nine of the most historical places worth visiting in this English county.
From battered castle ruins and fine manor houses to settlements belonging to the Norman, Neolithic, and Roman eras, discover nine fascinating places in the county of Dorset.
Home to Alfred the Great, a lighthouse on legs, and a fort built where wooly rhinos once walked, these are the top seven historical locations in Somerset.
Kent’s coastline has seen warfare and drama spanning over 2,000 years. Discover castles erected by kings, the home of Charles Dickens, and ruins from Roman and Norman conquests.
Sussex is split into two counties; East Sussex and West Sussex. Discover traces of historic battles, the remains of churches, and literature, art, and sporting history across these famous counties.
From ancient fogous and stone circles to castles standing triumphant over the Cornish coast, discover England's most south-westerly county filled with a rich history of Romans, royals, and wars.