Agincourt600 – Commemorating 600 years since the Battle of Agincourt

By Roger Thomas A significant local landowner in the Forest of Dean, Sir John was closely associated with the local freeminers who...

By Simon Leach From June 1417, both Charles duc d’Orleans and Marshall Boucicaut, captured at Agincourt and held for ransom, were held...

By Stephen Cooper Sycharth Castle is difficult to find; but it lies close to a minor road, off the B4580, to the...

By Agincourt 600 Wales You won’t need to be a detective to find clues to Monmouth’s connections with the Battle. In the...

By Agincourt 600 Wales Though the historical record is somewhat spotty, Tretower is thought to occupy an important place in the Agincourt...

By Agincourt Wales The home of Watkin Lloyd, captain of the Welsh archers at Agincourt, Trecastle is a small village with a...

By Agincourt 600 Wales Henry V’s forces at the Battle of Agincourt included 500 Welsh archers and 23 men-at-arms. Of that number,...

By Agincourt 600 Wales Set on the banks of the River Usk, the market town of Abergavenny has strong links to the...

By Stephen Cooper In the great St Crispin’s Day speech, Shakespeare’s Henry V tells his followers: ‘He that outlives this day, and...

By Professor Anne Curry Burgundian accounts of the battle have the French drawing up their troops between two areas of woodland, one...