...no surprise
"Theresa May has waded into a row over the decision to drop the word “Easter” from a Cadbury and National Trust “egg hunt”.
The Prime Minister, who suggested she felt the slight particularly keenly because she is a vicar’s daughter, condemned the decision as “absolutely ridiculous”.
But her intervention, which followed one from the Archbishop of York, appeared premature after it emerged that posters for the event were still emblazoned with the word “Easter”."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...nd-saudi-arabia-vicars-daughter-a7665536.html
Look carefully. Can you spot it? If so, you are cleverer than Theresa May.
"Her comments come after the Archbishop of York said calling the event the Cadbury Egg Hunt was like "spitting on the grave" of the firm's Christian founder, John Cadbury...
...a descendant of John Cadbury pointed out that "as a Quaker, he didn't celebrate Easter".
His great-great-great-great-granddaughter, Esther McConnell, said: "He believed that every day is equally sacred and, back then, this was expressed by not marking festivals."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39487307
"The National Trust also denied it was downplaying the significance of Easter.
It said there were more than 13,000 references to Easter on its website and that it runs a programme of activities to mark the event."
"Theresa May has waded into a row over the decision to drop the word “Easter” from a Cadbury and National Trust “egg hunt”.
The Prime Minister, who suggested she felt the slight particularly keenly because she is a vicar’s daughter, condemned the decision as “absolutely ridiculous”.
But her intervention, which followed one from the Archbishop of York, appeared premature after it emerged that posters for the event were still emblazoned with the word “Easter”."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...nd-saudi-arabia-vicars-daughter-a7665536.html
Look carefully. Can you spot it? If so, you are cleverer than Theresa May.
"Her comments come after the Archbishop of York said calling the event the Cadbury Egg Hunt was like "spitting on the grave" of the firm's Christian founder, John Cadbury...
...a descendant of John Cadbury pointed out that "as a Quaker, he didn't celebrate Easter".
His great-great-great-great-granddaughter, Esther McConnell, said: "He believed that every day is equally sacred and, back then, this was expressed by not marking festivals."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39487307
"The National Trust also denied it was downplaying the significance of Easter.
It said there were more than 13,000 references to Easter on its website and that it runs a programme of activities to mark the event."
