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During the Reformation, countless works of art within churches were destroyed or obscured. At St Albans Cathedral they use light projection to restore four medieval paintings. ....
A facial reconstruction of John of Wheathampstead. Picture: Liverpool John Moores University and Facelab - Credit: Archant The changes in coronavirus restrictions at the Anna Bassil, 41, rose to the challenge of running 26.2 miles, claiming it was a piece of cake! - Credit: Archant Soggy bottom: Flood water didn t stop Anna Bassil, 41, from running 26.2 miles for Save the Children on Sunday. Picture: Anna Bassil - Credit: Archant of September saw all schools re-open for teaching after months of closure. Pubs and restaurants from across the district joined forces to raise awareness of the challenges they are facing in the wake of the pandemic, and commuters were warned that train fares could rise by 1.6 per cent in 2021 despite a massive drop in the number of passengers. ....
The Very Reverend Dr Jeffrey John, Dean of St Albans Cathedral. Picture: Supplied - Credit: Archant The Dean of St Albans Cathedral has announced his departure after 17 years of service. Dean of St Albans Cathedral Rev Jeffrey John. Picture: Anne Suslak - Credit: Archant The Very Revd Dr Jeffrey John has accepted a post in Paris where he and his partner Grant will relocate. He said: “Seventeen years is a long time for a priest to be in one place, but the years in St Albans have been good and fruitful. Grant and I will always be profoundly thankful for the welcome we have received here, and we shall miss the place and the people enormously. ....
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