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Book Review: Follow the Money – How Much Does Britain Cost? By Paul Johnson
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Total UK spending in 2022/23 was £1.8 trillion. It is the sixth largest economy in the world. Yet our…
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Memory and Meaning
By Canon Deborah Parsons Thursday 8 May marked the 80th anniversary of VE Day. I’ve been moved to hear testimonies of people’s memories of that…
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The price of ‘Victory in Europe’
By Revd Preb Nigel Guthrie My father, David, would never attend Remembrance Sunday services. They were too painful for him. When he was eighteen he…
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From the Archives: Copplestone
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Copplestone is a small village in mid-Devon, 13 miles northwest of Exeter. It has no parish church of its own,…
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I Got Me Flowers to Straw Thy Way
By Canon Chris Palmer I got me flowers to straw thy way:I got me boughs off many a tree:But thou wast up by break of…
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The Palm Tree
By Canon Cate Edmonds We have two palm trees, a tall stately tree in the back garden and a shorter branched one in the front…
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Cathedrals’ Workshop Fellowship Students Gain Rare Insight into Notre-Dame Restoration Project in Exclusive Study Tour
Cathedrals’ Workshop Fellowship Students Gain Rare Insight into Notre-Dame Restoration Project in Exclusive Study Tour In an exceptional opportunity, 18 students training as stonemasons at…
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From the Library: A Victorian Book Club
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian I belong to a book group in the town where I live. We circulate ideas for books to read via…
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The God Bearer
By Canon Ian Morter In the South West corner of the Cathedral on the right had side of the Lady Chapel is the Chapel of…
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Edgar the Peaceable and charters from the House of Wessex
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist There are approximately 1,000 charters which survive from Anglo Saxon England. Sixteen of them are in the Exeter Cathedral Archives.…