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Where there's brass, there's muck

Posted: 02 Nov 2006 @ 00:00


Sarah Dyer, from Essex, cleaning the lectern in Durham Cathedral. She was one of a group of 14 young people who worked in Durham as part of the annual Cathedral Camps venture. About 250 teenagers spend working holidays in UK cathedrals each summer.

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Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:21
'St Mary Magdalene Church, Greenlaw Street open this evening for those who want to pray and reflect on this tragic incident.' #Woolwich

Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:19
Bishop of Woolwich comments on this afternoon's suspected terror attack: http://t.co/R9HP3xKvOo