The last king to die on the battlefield in Britain was King James IV of Scotland at Flodden 500 years ago. He was the last in a long line of rulers - particularly north of the border - to meet ...

Book Reviews: Battle lines on Flodden Field. By Neil Norman. 00:00, Fri, Jul 26, 2013. Link copied Bookmark. A plan of the Battle of Flodden Field in Northumberland, 9th September 1513.

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On battle day itself, Clive Hallam-Baker will lead a 500 Years to the Hour battlefield walk at 3.30pm (booking advised on flodden.net) and there will be a commemorative service at the memorial at ...

Monday's events include a battlefield walk to show where the action happened in real time 500 years ago. Services were held at the Flodden Monument and Edinburgh's St Giles Cathedral earlier.

Flodden was the largest battle fought between England and Scotland. However today, Clive reflects on the joy of being a 'borderer' - living happily across the land of two countries.

Flodden field, where the flower of Scottish manhood was slaughtered. By The Newsroom. Published 14th Feb 2005, 00:00 BST. ... The battle began on 9 September with a bombardment.

Full Report: Battle of Flodden remembered Away from the controversy in Lauder, a record number of horses and riders have taken part in a significant anniversary riding festival over Flodden Field.

Alisdair Bowden, Flodden 1513 project co-ordinator, said: “The current battlefield has a very low level of protection at the moment. It’s a material consideration, so if anyone wants to do any ...

Fatal Rivalry: Flodden 1513, by George Goodwin, review Toby Clements salutes a terrific account of the battle of Flodden Field. By Toby Clements 02 August 2013 • 7:00am ...

Scores of riders will head out from Coldstream today to the battlefield of Flodden to mark the 500th anniversary of the clash between the English and the Scots.