Dates to Remember

I want to draw attention to five October and November dates which are significant for the way we live today.  […]

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Time for a New Wardrobe

As I write, the weather is warming up and, in the words of Prince Hal (in Shakespeare’s Henry IV part […]

Enduring Words

I’ve written in the past about St Dunstan, usually in May, because he died on 19th May 988 (1035 years […]

Wise Citizenship

Through the wonders of Twitter, I am loosely in contact with the son of the vicar who baptised me when […]

Elizabeth the Faithful

Over three and a half million.  That’s one estimate I heard of the number of people the Queen met in […]

The Virus and the King

Coronavirus is here, and life will never be the same again.  In reflecting on the current situation and remembering back […]

On Democracy

On 11th November 1947, Winston Churchill said, “Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this […]