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Made from high-quality materials, our Corgi Brooch features a vibrant gold colour finish, showcasing the iconic markings and endearing features of the Corgi with lifelike precision. Its small size makes it perfect for adorning lapels, scarves, hats, or...

Explore the sights of London with this colourful and adorable design! This baby sleepsuit comes with with integrated feet for a cosy fit. The organic cotton is GOTS certified organic cotton and sourced from an amazing project called Chetna Organic. This...

The design of this cosmetic bag shows a Union Jack hot air balloon floating gracefully through the sky. Measures: L16 x H12 x D2cm Hand-beaded

A colourful little wooden scene with ceramic figures to help children learn about the Nativity story. This beautifully painted nativity scene depicts the new born baby Jesus in a manager, surrounded by Joseph and Mary alongside farmyard animals. This...

Three beaded hot air balloons embellish this lovely soft glasses case. It has been hand-beaded by skilled artisans and will keep your glasses protected. Measures: L17 x W8.5 x D2cm Hand-beaded

Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas with this nativity scene ornament. Measures: W16cm X H13cm X D7cm

Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell (conductor), Peter Holder (organ) Throughout its history the Church of England has performed the conspicuous role of musical patron, and while this role may have changed in emphasis across the generations, it has...

A trio of English composers perhaps better known for their creative output in other fields, yet who played a crucial role in the development of the Anglican choral tradition in the twentieth century. James O’Donnell and Westminster Abbey Choir present a...

This CD contains music one might hear if visiting the Abbey on its patronal feast, that of St Peter the Apostle, which falls on 29 June. The programme broadly follows the structure of the three major choral services of the Anglican tradition, all of...

This new recording from Westminster Abbey presents Matins, Eucharist and Evensong as they might be heard on the Feast of St Edward (13 October). The Saint, whose death in 1066 sparked the Norman Conquest, remains buried in the Abbey to this day and his...

The Westminster Abbey Choir continues their exploration of the rich repertoire of the liturgy in its historical context in the Abbey with music for the Feast of the Ascension. Ascension Day is a particular moment of celebration within the annual round of...

The Abbey Choir has released a new CD of choral works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Sir James MacMillan and Sir John Tavener. The CD is the Choir’s last with former Organist and Master of the Choristers, James O’Donnell, and has been released on the...