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Lib Dems admit to unlawful religious discrimination against David Campanale

THE Liberal Democrats have admitted to several counts of unlawful religious discrimination against David Campanale, an Anglican layman who was deselected as a prospective parliamentary candidate for the party more than two years ago

29 Apr 2026

Tribunal rules in case of aggrieved curate

A DEFINITION of the professional remit of diocesan safeguarding has been set out in an employment-tribunal ruling that criticises an assistant curate for trying to impose tasks that fell outside it on a diocesan safeguarding adviser

12 Dec 2025

Petertide ordinations: What does full inclusion look like for people who are deaf?

What does full inclusion look like for people who are deaf? And how are their vocations enabled, asks Abigail Frymann Rouch

11 Jul 2025

Inequality is a rising global concern, Pew survey finds

24 Jan 2025

Book review: How to Build the Church of the Future: Twenty years of Inclusive Church, edited by Ruth Wilde

01 Dec 2023

Barclays agrees settlement with Core Issues Trust

30 Jun 2023

Employment Appeal Tribunal dismisses Fr Williamson’s age-discrimination claim

23 Aug 2022

Young, Woke and Christian: Words from a missing generation, edited by Victoria Turner

05 Aug 2022

Church of Ireland General Synod: ‘We talk about inclusion every single year. . . All talk, no change’

13 May 2022

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Former chaplain who warned pupils about ‘LGBT activists’ sues school

14 May 2021

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12 Mar 2021

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Mothers’ Union at 150: Stitching a secure future

A sewing training scheme is just one of the charity’s projects helping women in Rwanda. Naomi Wellings visits

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Parishes should cherish church-building officers

They play a vital part in helping places of worship to live out their primary purpose, argues Deiniol Heywood