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/ 27 November 2023

The Annunciation Marble Arch receives Heritage Fund grant of £90,000 for urgent repairs

The Church of the Annunciation Marble Arch has received a grant of £90,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund


/ 23 November 2023

The plight of refugees evicted at seven days’ notice

Refugees attending the weekly drop in at a West London Church share their fears at the prospect of homelessness.


/ 20 November 2023

A Patronal Festival with a difference in West London

The Revd Erica Wilding tells us about a recent lively midweek event at St Leonard’s, Heston.


/ 15 November 2023

Bishop Emma leads Kensington Area Schools Mission

From 30 October to 10 November, a Kensington Area Schools’ Mission ran across six Church of England secondaries in the Area – Bishop … Read more


/ 14 November 2023

Remembering Margolit Lichtensztejn

Bishop Joanne reflects on her recent visit to Poland.


/ 13 November 2023

ADHD and me

Revd Dr Ayla Lepine, Associate Rector, St James’s Piccadilly, reflects on her recent diagnosis of ADHD   When Revd John Beauchamp invited me … Read more


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/ 10 November 2023

Why and how should we make Christmas services inclusive of all abilities?

Some thoughts and reflections by Celia Webster from Wave for change.


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/ 10 November 2023

Disability History Month 2023

John Beauchamp, our Diocesan Disability Ministry Enabler, writes about this year’s theme of ‘Disability, children and youth’.


/ 10 November 2023

Reverend Anthea Carmichael opens London Gala celebrating Nation of Grenada

Reverend Anthea Carmichael, Vicar of St Catherine’s Church, Neasden, has led the opening prayer at a London Gala celebrating the nation of Grenada.


/ 10 November 2023

St Mary’s School, Islington, hosts World Reimagined globe to promote racial justice

Schools across the Diocese are being invited to host the globe for a half-term period, as part of a commitment to our 2030 Vision priority of racial justice.


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