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One of London’s most iconic and elegant landmarks, St Paul’s provides a place of Christian reflection within the endless grind of the City of London. You will however, find your visit accompanied by school groups, snap-happy tourists and the occasional strange, prostrate pilgrim so choose your time to visit wisely...

To respond to Light, to draw on Light, take its concerns and create my own creative writing project. To approach this exercise I could look at the words of Light, take some of the themes and write my own work. Or, I could look at the words of Light, appropriate them and remodel them into my own work... 

Its memory overshadowed by its still-standing Cornish peers, today Carclew House only occasionally reserves a small passage in historical architectural guides.

 

Located near Penryn, down the road from the restoration-in-progress Enys estate, what is left of Carclew House sits...

With the election rapidly approaching it seems appropriate to look at who we have had representing us and how they have faired. For St. Albans, Conservative backbencher Anne Main has been MP for the last two parliaments. Welsh born, Main seems to encompass something of traditional Tory ideology...

Sorting Thameslink Needs to be a Key Campaign Point in St. Albans

St. Albans’s heartbeat is the rush-hour commute to London. Every morning nearly twenty percent of the population pours out of the city and into London. The Thameslink train service is a vital part of this commute, ferrying workers into central London in less than 20 minutes, if they are on time....

In 1994 filmmaker, Patrick Keiller, released the first part of his ‘Robinson’ trilogy, London. Filmed over the course of 1992, the film blurred the definitions of documentary and fiction as the unseen Narrator, voiced by Paul Scofield, and his unseen and unheard companion, Robinson...

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