Ten key changes for Sutton Coldfield as big moves planned
A series of big moves are set out in a new town centre masterplan due to be adopted by Birmingham City Council next week
15:28, 13 MAY 2021
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Covid-19 test kits now being offered at unlikely location in Nuneaton
It is part of the drive to get more people without symptoms to check they aren t spreading the virus unwittingly
Lateral flow tests can now be picked up at an unusual venue in Nuneaton
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A time capsule dating back to 1876 which contained coins showing a young Queen Victoria has incredibly been unearthed in the foundations of a primary school.
Headteacher Sue Taylor said the frosted glass jar was found by accident while builders were digging up a chapel at Barrow URC Primary School in Clitheroe, Lancashire.
The remarkable artefact had been placed inside one of the chapel s foundation stones, which was built in 1876, according to the local council.
A time capsule (above) dating back to 1876 and containing coins showing a young Queen Victoria was found in the foundations of Barrow URC Primary School in Clitheroe, Lancashire
On entering Tadley from Basingstoke on the A340 a rather simple chapel building comes into view, at the rear of a graveyard, which looks rather like a small single-story house. In fact, that is exactly what it was designed to be - a chapel disguised as a house. It was built around the time of the Puritan Ejection in 1662 when non-conformist religious bodies were persecuted and had to meet in secret. The Act of Uniformity stated that any minister of the Church of England who refused to conform to the Book of Common Prayer should be ejected from the Church.