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TWO Ampleforth College pupils travelled to London to present a letter, signed by nearly 400 pupils, to the Prime Minister, asking him to lift the…

TWO young sisters put their half-term holiday to good use and raised a tremendous £260 for their own school, Amotherby Community Primary School. India, eight, and Francesca Brown, five, who live in Great Habton, acted on a suggestion by their great-aunt Irene Kay, who lives in Manchester. The girls walked and cycled for five days to boost the school’s coffers. Mum Georgina said: “I told them of the idea Irene had come up with and they got all excited. They said ‘does that mean we’re fundraising’ and couldn’t wait to get started. “The girls have home-schooled but that ha...

Princess Anne marriage to Andrew Parker Bowles was ‘out of the question' Abbie Llewelyn Replay Video UP NEXT Tonight a documentary about Anne's love life is being aired on Channel 5 entitled 'Princess Anne: The 7 loves of her life'. The programme will likely detail her romance with Andrew, who the Princess Royal was seeing in the early Seventies, around the time Charles first met Camilla too. Anne and Andrew were seen out together on a number of occasions, but the pairing was not to be, because Andrew is a Roman Catholic and therefore their marriage was "out of the question...

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1/1 Father Alban Crossley, the Benedictine monk and former Guestmaster of Ampleforth Abbey, has died in York Hospital at the age of 86. Fr Crossley was born in Farnworth, Lancashire, and first joined the monastic community at Ampleforth in September 1955. Between 1958 and 1961 he took a degree in physics at St Benet’s Hall, Oxford, then from 1961-1965 studied Theology at Fribourg University in Switzerland. Fr Alban was ordained priest on July 18, 1965. From 1968-1979 he worked in the Junior House of Ampleforth College, where for many years he was assistant housema...