Tickets are £20 for adults and £15 for children. To book, call the castle on 01206 282939. People are warned that access to the castle roof may be difficult for people with limited mobility.

Colchester Castle is one of 29 museums across the country to receive a share of almost £25 million to upgrade their buildings as part of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport's ...

The castle shop is also still offering souvenirs, with contactless payments are encouraged as much as possible. Julie Young, Colchester Council's culture boss, said: “With the school holidays now upon ...

Michelle Burrows of Colchester City Council said: "Colchester Castle sits on the foundations of the Roman Temple of Claudius and is today an extremely popular tourist destination and thriving ...

A council is appealing for funds to fix the roof of a Grade I listed castle. Colchester Castle is one of 159 new entries on Historic England's Heritage at Risk register, external due to issues ...

Colchester Castle was built on the foundations of a Roman temple Colchester has put in an official bid to become a city, as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. The Queen is due to ...

The castle will stay blue until March 22. Every household in England and Wales should have now received their census letters with unique access codes enabling them to fill in their census online.

Colchester Castle will be hired out for parties. Exhibits are set to be moved out of the Norman keep in January next year, to clear the way for a £4.2million revamp.

The castle was built by furloughed staff from the Mercury Theatre Credit: ITV Anglia Workers on furlough from Colchester's Mercury Theatre have been putting their talents to use by creating a ...

Colchester Castle Colchester Castle was built by the Normans in the 1070s, and is the largest keep ever built by the French invaders. It is located on the foundations of the Roman Temple of Claudius.

A spokesman for the Colchester Museums said: "Castle Park, Colchester Castle and Hollytrees Museum are all closed this morning as the police are responding to an incident in the park.

News Published: 14 September 1935 Romano-Celtic Temple at Colchester Nature 136, 427–428 (1935) Cite this article ...