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From a Baptist Chapel to a Mosque
Walk through Notting Dale and into St James's Gardens in Kensington, London and among the Victorian terraces and leafy streets, you may...
4DHeritage team
Jan 25 min read
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The Creation of St James's Gardens and the significance of its Church
The Importance of Church and Community in Victorian London St James's Gardens provides a glimpse into how Victorian London's suburbs were...
4DHeritage team
Jan 27 min read
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Anglican Faith in Stone
The story of St John the Baptist Church, Holland Road This article is designed to be published alongside a series of articles linked to a...
4DHeritage team
Jan 24 min read
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From Maharajahs in the Punjab to the  Khalsa Jatha in Notting Dale
The story of the Sikhs in the United Kingdom is a tale of migration, resilience, and cultural integration. From the arrival of flamboyant...
4DHeritage team
Sep 18, 20244 min read
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The hidden history behind the Synagogue in St James’s Gardens
When you look at the Synagogue in St James’s Gardens, you are looking at the culmination of a battle for survival for over 600 years, of...
4DHeritage team
Jul 31, 20246 min read
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Cut-throat alley, the Hippodrome and the Poverty Maps of Charles Booth
The history of Notting Dale illustrates the challenges of ‘making poverty history’ and the importance of mapping the evidence to...
Theresa Booth
Jul 31, 20246 min read
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What history might teach us about the threat of radicalisation
"The Long View," a BBC Radio 4 program presented by journalist, broadcaster, and author Jonathan Freedland, explores contemporary issues...
4DHeritage team
Jul 31, 20245 min read
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Does Notting Dale have the richest heritage of faith inspired buildings in London?
The answer may depend on the faiths one includes, and the period of time chosen. There are 61 places of worship in Kensington with a...
4DHeritage team
Jul 23, 20247 min read
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How the sea shaped Aldeburgh's history
Half of Aldeburgh has already been lost to the sea, and more may be lost to storms, floods and changing fortunes. The Moot hall, once in...
4DHeritage team
Feb 28, 20202 min read
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A design invincible to British warships is on the verge of being lost to the sea
Aldeburgh’s Martello tower is now one of the most exposed to England’s changing shoreline. This blog explores its history as well as the...
4DHeritage team
Nov 7, 20192 min read
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An immersive exploration of Thorpeness
How can we learn from the past to gain inspiration for tackling the challenges of today? History and heritage are closely linked to a...
4DHeritage team
Nov 6, 20192 min read
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