Royal visit: the King visited Lichfield Cathedral last week, when he met community groups and heard about the inspiration for the Fenland Black Oak Table, a 13-metre-long table made from a section of 5000-year-old black oak, a “Table for the Nation, to be seen in the cathedral for the next year
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