Britain uncovered
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June 15, 2014
After reading about druids out in Wiltshire and the usual expected places, John says: “I’m interested in an environment based faith system, but in the urban realm.” Could such a thing flourish amidst London’s urban sprawl?
Gareth E. Rees & Jen Orpin discuss the memories and mythology of roads, motorways and service stations
Patrick Wray recounts a childhood trip into the subterranean ruins of Oakworth House
In Nigel Dawson’s photographic mutations of the everyday, human ghosts lurk within shadowy high-rise housing estates, derelict buildings and industrial edgelands.
Unofficial Britain’s editor, Gareth E. Rees, recommends some haunting books about place, memory and culture.
Emilia Ong on the chilling vision of a Covid testing centre in a Margate car park
In this video presentation, Gareth E. Rees takes you on a visual journey through the unexpected places he visits in his book, ‘Unofficial Britain’