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Road to Runnymede and beyond

Road to Runnymede and beyond

I am sure that, like me, many of you have been listening this week to Radio Four with Melvyn Bragg where amongst others Louise Wilkinson, Nicholas Vincent and David Carpenter […]

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Further Reflections

Further Reflections

Last week I was looking back, so this week I’m going to look forward to 2015 and some of the important anniversaries that will be celebrated here at Canterbury, as […]

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Canterbury: City and Cathedral

Canterbury: City and Cathedral

In a week that has seen the final two TV programmes on a year in the life of Canterbury Cathedral, it seems appropriate to mention another event that will similarly […]

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