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A rare piece of history for a great cause. 🇺🇦

How Warsaw and Dresden were reconstructed after WWII

Our Visit to The Bluebell Railway @bluebell_railway

In July 2025, my wife and I visited the beautiful city of Wrocław in Poland. These photographs were taken on Sand Island and Cathedral Island in Wrocław between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. The timing was perfect for avoiding the crowds, yet making the most of the early morning light.

The commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day in Worthing will take place between 9:45 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Monday, 27 January 2025 in Beach House Park.

Songs for Ukraine Chorus @songs_for_ukraine - New concert 25 February at 7 p.m. At Southwark Cathedral @southwark_cathedral London Bridge, London, SE1 9DA.

Tom King’s exhibition of paintings at @YorkStreetGallery in Ramsgate, Kent will take place between 22nd and 29th of January 2025.

Following the spectacular success of their earlier Christmas concert in December, Songs for Ukraine Chorus has announced another unique Christmas concert celebrating the beauty and joyous essence of Ukrainian Christmas music. With more than 100 members, many of whom are displaced by the war, the Chorus brings the essence of Ukraine to the UK. The Chorus is a symbol of joy, optimism, beauty, and resiliency. #SongsForUkraine #UkrainianChristmasLondon #ChristmasMusicLondon

Please note that this post is about West Grinstead Train Station on The Steyning Line. This is a historical landmark, and there is no working train station at the location described here.

Statue in memory of Jumbo in Worthing, West Sussex. The plaque under the statue reads: This statue commemorates one of the strangest episodes in Worthing’s maritime history. In November 1926 a baby elephant was washed ashore at today's Bayside Apartments. It may have come from a cattle ship which sank off Deal, Kent, during a storm.

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The Floral Scarf: A Thread Between Two Worlds

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 11 April 2026 at 10:18 am

Kokum scarfs are symbols of a quiet, grassroots bond, forged by people who both knew what it felt like to have their language suppressed and their land stolen.

The High Price of a “Free” Vote in Hungary

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 2 April 2026 at 10:04 am

After watching the Hungarian documentary A szavazat ára (The Price of a Vote), I was reminded how democracy can be weakened from within.

The Worthing Ukrainian Fighting for Light in Her Homeland

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 27 March 2026 at 5:14 pm

My Ukrainian friend from Worthing

A Name in the Margins

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 22 March 2026 at 10:18 am

Leopold Amersin was an Austrian Treuhänder (trustee) of the Aryanised firm A. Nussbaum in Kraków. His name appears in the documents that helps shape his story.

Mala Englard of Kraków

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 16 March 2026 at 11:22 am

A Life Seen Through Documents

Wanda Delong – A Portrait of “Sarenka”

by Andrzej Rodziewicz on 9 March 2026 at 10:02 am

In my mother’s 1936 album is a photo of a girl who wasn’t in her class, but clearly in her heart. Wanda Delong became a martyr for the Polish resistance.