Voice of the Anglosphere

'We hold a vaster Empire than has been'

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James, Earl of Wessex, is working as a farmhand at Sandringham.

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James, the Queen's youngest grandchild, prepares to enter university.

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Corbridge is so much more than a quiet little Northumberland town - it has a vast history and a Roman heritage that can still be seen today. So, whether you’re a history-lover or an avid shopper, there is something in Corbridge for you to enjoy

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Corbridge - Northumberland

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If you still believe that the Allied Forces in WWII were morally correct, then you are a traitor to the White race. Hitler tried to save Britain from being overtaken by non-White people, but Churchill didn't listen to him. Look at Britain now. It wasn't worth it.

Churchill was always suspicious of Islam, which is tearing Britain's heart out today. He would also have had the navy patrolling the coastline for illegal migrants.

As for WWII, Churchill wasn't even Prime Minister when the war broke out. Chamberlain had already signed a peace treaty with Hitler the year before.

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Bath

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Bath Abbey - Somerset

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Swinton Estate - where the walls dress better than I ever could. Autumn has wrapped this castle in its best coat of reds and greens and every corner looks like it’s been styled by nature for a photoshoot.

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Swinton Estate - North Yorkshire

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Summer wildfires rage out of control in BC

The only escape route in the mountains was in flames

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The Thames Barrier at Silvertown, London

Whilst industrial things sit more happily on LondonEdge, to my mind, the Thames Barrier is a work of engineering beauty and so it can sit here on Sometimes London. It is hard to believe it was actually designed back in the 1970s. It became operational in 1982 and has been put into action over 200 times since then saving London from flooding which would have caused horrendous hardship and countless billions of pounds worth of damage.

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The Thames Flood Barrier - 1982

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Royal Exchange Clock in the City of London

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The coat of arms above the clock shows the old Royal Exchange building which was destroyed by fire in 1838.

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The Royal Exchange Clock - London

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Enjoying as much time outdoors as possible in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. Lovely walks through leafy lanes, textured pastures and riverside meadows and in between dodging the blustery autumn showers!

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Oxfordshire - in the Heart of England

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Twilight brings a charm all of its own to Pulteney Bridge. Especially when the heat of the summer gives way to cooler temperatures beside the beautiful River Avon, it can be a wonderful relief and opportunity to enjoy Bath’s landmarks in a completely different way.

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Pulteney Bridge spans the River Avon in the historic city of Bath

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Windsor, England. The Carpenter's Arms. Iconic British Pub, with a heritage of 150+ years. Winter, 2025.

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The Carpenter's Arms - Windsor

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St Ann’s Court, Soho, early 60’s

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London's Soho - a 1960's retrospective

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English Manor 

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Greys Court - Oxfordshire

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Houghton, Cambridgeshire, England

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Rose Cottage - Cambridgeshire

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St Mary's Church in Cumbria, recently saved from closure.

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Stow on the Wold

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Stow-on-the-Wold's market square