Churches closing. Clergy cut. Parishes merged.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
The future of the Church of England lies where it always has: in the local parish, with a priest who knows their people.
Read our manifesto. Stand for General Synod.
Together, let’s #SaveTheParish
A hospital admission for atrial flutter becomes a moment of unexpected comfort when a familiar Philips heart monitor reminds me of my husband Andrew’s years working on healthcare monitoring software.
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I’ve refreshed the Support page on https://t.co/cq0t3ZX57t with links to organisations that have encouraged and supported me over the years.
No one should have to face HIV alone.
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Go behind the scenes of @CarlCashman’s Attitude cover shoot where the Liverpool Lib Dem leader talks about his biggest hope and concerns for the future, how to overcome apathy in the current political climate, and his response to the EHRC’s new Code of Practice guidelines and its impact on trans folk. Get your copy of issue 371 now: https://t.co/MkQlcwmIXc
Last year, it was an effigy of a boat carrying asylum seekers. This year, it’s a mosque.
Coming just weeks after racist attacks forced families from their homes, this has nothing to do with culture. The Moygashel bonfire is becoming an annual shrine to racism and hate.
Political leaders need to stop making excuses and condemn it unequivocally.
This is pretty cringe-worthy. So, we can 'see and celebrate the hand of God' in a free kick, silky pass, or impossible save - but not queer relationships. Make it make sense, in any sensible way.
Think my wallet has fallen out on the 1100 Heuston to Cork train. It had my public services card etc in it. I got off in Port Laoise. Any help @irishrail