Plumstead Letters

Doubtless to the disappointment of our peculiar readership, but because of the day, our theme will be secular affairs, and purely ecc...

I want my mitre back.

Speculation is growing that the press , despite continual public washing of the Church of England’s appointments process, has no id...

Members of the Wakefield Diocesan Synod are not, it seems , to be regarded as loyal Anglicans (so-called) after all. Despite the te...

When I was a child my father did a lot of travelling on business (yes, we defenders of privilege at Plumstead Rectory spring from the ...

Readers of recent posts may have noticed, as we did, the uncanny similarity between the Dean of St Albans (above right) and James I (abo...

In the life of every blog there comes the time to do some navel-gazin g theological reflection, reviewing the subject-matter and reach of ...