Nottingham Post published Ancient graffiti - penned by 'ancestor of Walt Disney' - found in...

Graffiti penned by school boys up to 400 years ago is to be revealed to the public for the first time after being kept under protective wraps for 18 months. Scores of names – thought to be school boys – were discovered four years ago etched into plaster walls at the Old Magnus Building in Newark before a £5.4m project began to create the National Civil War Centre on the site. During restoration works four rotten Tudor beams had to be replaced, which meant jacking up the roof...