The Coronation: God Save King Charles!
As mentioned in my coronation post earlier this week, the coronation ceremony is hallowed by time. Edgar was the earliest … Continued
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As mentioned in my coronation post earlier this week, the coronation ceremony is hallowed by time. Edgar was the earliest … Continued
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On 6 May 2023 Charles Philip Arthur George Mountbatten-Windsor will be crowned King Charles III in a coronation ceremony dating
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‘Eat largely of spinach.’ recommended John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, in his best-selling 1747 Primitive Physick: An Easy and
Whether you like to toast with a pint of Guinness or paint the town green, St. Patrick’s Day is a
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When you picture the future of work, what do you see? Commutes made shorter by flying cars? Artificial intelligence making
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Saturday 4 March marks National Grammar Day (henceforth, for brevity, NGD). Time to move into top grammar gear. Are you
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St David and St David’s Day In stark contrast to St George, who was born in modern-day Turkey, died in
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What and when is International Mother Language Day? It’s a United Nations initiative first celebrated in 2000. It falls on
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This February, UNESCO and UN-Women celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day which aims to
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