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An excellent read just published today in 'Rethinking History' - this research piece is by Olga Prokopis, who has long been involved in Ricardian matters
Un-disabling the King: Richard III and the ‘New Evidence’
This article examines an information cascade surrounding King Richard III of England that was created by a chain of communicative events in popular media. The discovery of his lost grave in 2012 an...
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Fanfares and trumpets today - we are just one year away from our 2026 Study Day (Saturday 25th April 2026), so the excitement begins to
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23rd April - St George's Day: An especial intercessory prayer to St George is included in Richard’s personal book of hours and, alongside St Ninian,
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There is a visit to Hornby Castle (near Richmond, N Yorks - NOT the one by Lancaster) on Saturday 3rd May for which the NDRIIIG
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There are very few books for children telling the story of Richard III and the aftermath of Bosworth so we are always pleased to recommend
FREE books to commemorate the reburial of King Richard III
Once again a big anniversary rolls round – this time it’s ten years since the reburial of King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral with the pomp and ceremony he was denied 530 years befo…
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10 years ago, Richard III's remains were reinterred at Leicester Cathedral. Our pictures here show Annette Carson, Philippa Langley and Dr John Ashdown-Hill of the
Northern Dales Richard III Group
At our March meeting we enjoyed a slideshow of photos from 2024’s Medieval Meet Weekend in Barnard Castle by Charlie Winter – thecostog.com/richard-iii-group After our
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Today is the Feast Day of St Cuthbert. Cuthbert of Lindisfarne - c. 634 – 20 March 687 – was a monk, bishop, hermit and
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Remembering Anne Neville today; may she rest in peace.
Pic copyright: 2025 Dean and Chapter of Westminster
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