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Pathway to Spirit, via Joan Hughes is committed to promoting physical mediumship.  Over the coming months we intend to expand the website to include articles on physical mediums, some well known, for example , and other mediums, less well know.

These county pages will be devoted to local groups where physical mediumship is of interest, and also provide a place for publication of physical circle activity.

Please feel free to send us an update from you circle's activities and let us have any news or articles you think relevant to physical mediumship.  Contact Joan Hughes for advice on sitting in physical circles.  See also information on the development circle at Swadlincote Spiritualist Church..

Is it not possible to attract only positive conditions into our life? If our attitude and our thinking are always positive, we would manifest only positive events and situations, wouldn't we?

Do you truly know what is positive and what is negative? Do you have the total picture? There have been many people for whom limitation, failure, loss, illness, or pain in whatever form turned out to be their greatest teacher. It taught them to let go of false self-images and superficial ego-dictated goals and desires. It gave them depth, humility, and compassion. It made them more real. Whenever anything negative happens to you, there is a deep lesson concealed within it, although you may not see it at the time. Even a brief illness or an accident can show you what is real and unreal in your life, what ultimately matters and what doesn't. Seen from a higher perspective, conditions are always positive. To be more precise: they are neither positive nor negative. They are as they are. And when you live in complete acceptance of what is - which is the only sane way to live - there is no "good" or "bad" in your life anymore. There is only a higher good - which includes the "bad." Seen from the perspective of the mind, however, there is good-bad, like-dislike, love-hate. Hence, in the Book of Genesis, it is said that Adam and Eve were no longer allowed to dwell in "paradise" when they "ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil."

This sounds to me like denial and self-deception. When something dreadful happens to me or someone close to me - accident, illness, pain of some kind or death - I can pretend that it isn't bad, but the fact remains that it is bad, so why deny it?

You are not pretending anything. You are allowing it to be as it is, that's all. This "allowing to be" takes you beyond the mind with its resistance patterns that create the positive-negative polarities. It is an essential aspect of forgiveness. Forgiveness of the present is even more important than forgiveness of the past. If you forgive every moment - allow it to be as it is - then there will be no accumulation of resentment that needs to be forgiven at some later time. Remember that we are not talking about happiness here. For example, when a loved one has just died, or you feel your own death approaching, you cannot be happy. It is impossible. But you can be at peace. There may be sadness and tears, but provided that you have relinquished resistance, underneath the sadness you will feel a deep serenity, a stillness, a sacred presence. This is the emanation of Being, this is inner peace, the good that has no opposite.

What if it is a situation that I can do something about? How can I allow it to be and change it at the same time?

Do what you have to do. In the meantime, accept what is. Since mind and resistance are synonymous, acceptance immediately frees you from mind dominance and thus reconnects you with Being. As a result, the usual ego motivations for "doing" - fear, greed, control, defending or feeding the false sense of self - will cease to operate. An intelligence much greater than the mind is now in charge, and so a different quality of consciousness will flow into your doing. 'Accept whatever comes to you woven in the pattern of your destiny, for what could more aptly fit your needs?" This was written 2,ooo years ago by Marcus Aurelius, one of those exceedingly rare humans who possessed worldly power as well as wisdom. It seems that most people need to experience a great deal of suffering before they will relinquish resistance and accept - before they will forgive. As soon as they do, one of the greatest miracles happens: the awakening of Being-consciousness through what appears as evil, the transmutation of suffering into inner peace. The ultimate effect of all the evil and suffering in the world is that it will force humans into realizing who they are beyond name and form. Thus, what we perceive as evil from our limited perspective is actually part of the higher good that has no opposite. This, however, does not become true for you except through forgiveness. Until that happens, evil has not been redeemed and therefore remains evil. Through forgiveness, which essentially means recognizing the insubstantiality of the past and allowing the present moment to be as it is, the miracle of transformation happens not only within but also without. A silent space of intense presence arises both in you and around you. Whoever or whatever enters that field of consciousness will be affected by it, sometimes visibly and immediately, sometimes at deeper levels with visible changes appearing at a later time. You dissolve discord, heal pain, dispel unconsciousness – without doing anything - simply by being and holding that frequency of intense presence.

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The True Nature Of Space And Time

Now consider this: If there were nothing but silence, it wouldn't exist for you; you wouldn't know what it is. Only when sound appears does silence come into being. Similarly, if there were only space without any objects in space, it wouldn't exist for you. Imagine yourself as a point of consciousness floating in the vastness of space - no stars, no galaxies, just emptiness. Suddenly, space wouldn't be vast anymore; it would not be there at all. There would be no speed, no movement from here to there. At least two points of reference are needed for distance and space to come into being. Space comes into being the moment the One becomes two, and as "two" become the "ten thousand things," as Lao Tse calls the manifested world, space becomes more and more vast. So world and space arise simultaneously. Nothing could be without space, yet space is nothing. Before the universe came into being, before the "big bang" if you like, there wasn't a vast empty space waiting to be filled. There was no space, as there was no thing. There was only the Unmanifested - the One. When the One became "the ten thousand things," suddenly space seemed to be there and enabled the many to be. Where did it come from? Was it created by God to accommodate the universe? Of course not. Space is no-thing, so it was never created. Go out on a clear night and look up at the sky. The thousands of stars you can see with the naked eye are no more than an infinitesimal fraction of what is there. Over 100 billion galaxies can already be detected with the most powerful telescopes, each galaxy an "island universe" with billions of stars. Yet what is even more awe-inspiring is the infinity of space itself, the depth and stillness that allows all of that magnificence to be. Nothing could be more awe-inspiring and majestic than the inconceivable vastness and stillness of space, and yet what is it? Emptiness, vast emptiness. What appears to us as space in our universe perceived through the mind and the senses is the Unmanifested itself, externalized. It is the "body" of God. And the greatest miracle is this: That stillness and vastness that enables the universe to be, is not just out there in space - it is also within you. When you are utterly and totally present, you encounter it as the still inner space of no-mind. Within you, it is vast in depth, not in extension. Spatial extension is ultimately a misperception of infinite depth - an attribute of the one transcendental reality.

According to Einstein, space and time are not separate. I don't really understand it, but I think he is saying that time is the fourth dimension of space. He calls it the "space-time continuum."

Yes. What you perceive externally as space and time are ultimately illusory, but they contain a core of truth. They are the two essential attributes of God, infinity and eternity, perceived as if they had an external existence outside you. Within you, both space and time have an inner equivalent that reveals their true nature, as well as your own. Whereas space is the still, infinitely deep realm of no-mind, the inner equivalent of time is presence, awareness of the eternal Now. Remember that there is no distinction between them. When space and time are realized within as the Unmanifested - no-mind and presence - external space and time continue to exist for you, but they become much less important. The world, too, continues to exist for you, but it will not bind you anymore. Hence, the ultimate purpose of the world lies not within the world but in transcendence of the world. Just as you would not be conscious of space if there were no objects in space, the world is needed for the Unmanifested to be realized. You may have heard the Buddhist saying: "If there were no illusion, there would be no enlightenment." It is through the world and ultimately through you that the Unmanifested knows itself. You are here to enable the divine purpose of the universe to unfold. That is how important you are!

Conscious Death

Apart from dreamless sleep, which I mentioned already, there is one other involuntary portal. It opens up briefly at the time of physical death. Even if you have missed all the other opportunities for spiritual realization during your lifetime, one last portal will open up for you immediately after the body has died. There are countless accounts by people who had a visual impression of this portal as radiant light and then returned from what is commonly known as a near-death experience. Many of them also spoke of a sense of blissful serenity and deep peace. In the Tibetan Book of the Dead, it is described as "the luminous splendor of the colorless light of Emptiness," which it says is "your own true self." This portal opens up only very briefly, and unless you have already encountered the dimension of the Unmanifested in your lifetime, you will likely miss it. Most people carry too much residual resistance, too much fear, too much attachment to sensory experience, too much identification with the manifested world. So they see the portal, turn away in fear, and then lose consciousness. Most of what happens after that is involuntary and automatic. Eventually, there will be another round of birth and death. Their presence wasn't strong enough yet for conscious immortality.

So going through this portal does not mean annihilation?

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Ashley Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Berkhamsted) - Aston Abbotts-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Aston Clinton-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Aston Sandford-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Astwood-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Ballinger Common-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Bancroft Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bancroft-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Barton Hartshorn-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Beacons Bottom-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Beamond End-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Bennett End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Bledlow Ridge-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Bletchley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Blue Bridge-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bolbeck Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Bolter End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Botolph Claydon-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Bourne End-Buckinghamshire (Near Marlow) - Bovingdon Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Marlow) - Bow Brickhill-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bradville-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bradwell Common-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bradwell-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Braziers End-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Brook End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Broughton (Milton Keynes)-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Bryant'S Bottom-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Buckland Common-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Burcott (Leighton Buzzard)-Buckinghamshire (Near Leighton Buzzard) - Burcott -Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Butlers Cross-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Cadmore End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Castlethorpe-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Chalfont Common-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Chalfont St Giles-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Chalfont St Peter-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Chesham Bois-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Chicheley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Clifton Reynes-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Cold Brayfield-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Conniburrow-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Cores End-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Cryers Hill-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Dancers End-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Denham Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Hillingdon) - Downhead Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Downs Barn-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Drayton Beauchamp-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Drayton Parslow-Buckinghamshire (Near Leighton Buzzard) - Eaglestone-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - East Burnham-Buckinghamshire (Near Slough) - East Claydon-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Emberton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Emerson Valley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Far Bletchley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Farnham Royal-Buckinghamshire (Near Slough) - Fenny Stratford-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Filgrave-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Fishermead-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Flackwell Heath-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Fleet Marston-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Forty Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Fullers Slade-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Furzton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Gayhurst-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - George Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Slough) - Giffard Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Great Brickhill-Buckinghamshire (Near Leighton Buzzard) - Great Hampden-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Great Holm-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Great Horwood-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Great Kimble-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Great Kingshill-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Great Linford-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Great Missenden-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Greenleys-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Greenwillows-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Grendon Underwood-Buckinghamshire (Near Bicester) - Gubblecote-Hertfordshire (Near Tring) - Halton Camp-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Hampden Row-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Handy Cross-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Hanslope-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Hardmead-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Haversham-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Heads Hill-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Heath End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Hedgerley Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Heelands-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - High Wycombe-Buckinghamshire Hodge Lea-Milton Keynes Borough - Hodge Lea-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Holmer Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Horsley'S Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Hughenden Valley-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Hungate End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Hyde End-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Ivinghoe Aston-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Kiln Farm-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Kimblewick-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Kings Ash-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Kingsmead-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Knotty Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Lacey Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Laity Moor-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Lane End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Lathbury-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Lavendon-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Layter'S Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Leadenhall-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Lee Clump-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Lee Common-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Lee Gate-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Ley Hill-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Lillingstone Dayrell-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Lillingstone Lovell-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Linford Wood-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Little Brickhill-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Leighton Buzzard) - Little Chalfont-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Little Crawley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Little Hampden-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Little Horwood-Buckinghamshire (Near Milton Keynes) - Little Kimble-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Little Kingshill-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Little Linford-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Little Marlow-Buckinghamshire (Near Marlow) - Little Missenden-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Little Shrewley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Long Crendon-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Long Street-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Loosley Row-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Loughton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Lower End-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Lower Hartwell-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Lower Woodend-Buckinghamshire (Near Marlow) - Lye Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Maids Moreton-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Marsh Gibbon-Buckinghamshire (Near Bicester) - Middle Claydon-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Mill End-Buckinghamshire (Near Henley On Thames) - Milton Keynes Village-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Milton Keynes-Milton Keynes Borough Milton Keynes Village-Milton Keynes Borough - Monks Risborough-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Mop End-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Moulsoe-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Nash Lee-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Neath Hill-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Nether Winchendon-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - New Bradwell-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - New Ground-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Newport Pagnell-Milton Keynes Borough Newton Blossomville-Milton Keynes Borough - Newton Blossomville-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Newton Longville-Buckinghamshire (Near Milton Keynes) - North Crawley-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - North Dean-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - North Lee-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - North Marston-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Northend Woods-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Nup End-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Old Farm Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Old Wolverton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Oldbrook-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Olney-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Orchard Leigh-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Peartree Bridge-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Penn Street-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Pennyland-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Petsoe End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Pheasant'S Hill-Buckinghamshire (Near Henley On Thames) - Pindon End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Towcester) - Pitch Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Potter Row-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Preston Bissett-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Princes Risborough-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Ravenstone-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Rockwell End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Marlow) - Rout'S Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Saunderton Lee-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Seer Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Shenley Brook End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Shenley Church End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Shenley Lodge-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Shenley Wood-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Sherington-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Shreding Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Slough) - Simpson-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Skittle Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - St Leonards-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Stacey Bushes-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Stantonbury Fields-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Stantonbury-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Startops End-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Steeple Claydon-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Stocking Green-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Stoke Goldington-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Stoke Hammond-Buckinghamshire (Near Leighton Buzzard) - Stoke Mandeville-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Stonebridge-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Stony Stratford-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Studley Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Tathall Lane-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Tattenhoe-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Terriers End-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - The City-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - The Lee-Buckinghamshire (Near Chesham) - Tickford End-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Tongwell-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Turville Heath-Buckinghamshire (Near Henley On Thames) - Two Mile Ash-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Tylers Green-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Tyringham-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Upper Pollicott-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Upper Weald-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Upper Winchendon-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Verney Junction-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Walnut Tree-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Walters Ash-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Walton Hall-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Walton Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Walton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Warrington-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Water Stratford-Buckinghamshire (Near Buckingham) - Wavendon Gate-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Wavendon-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Well End-Buckinghamshire (Near Marlow) - Wendover Dean-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - West Leith-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - West Wycombe-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Westcroft-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Weston Turville-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Weston Underwood-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Wheeler End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Whelpley Hill-Buckinghamshire (Near Berkhamsted) - Widmer End-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Willen Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Willen-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Newport Pagnell) - Wilstone Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Tring) - Winchmore Hill-Buckinghamshire (Near Amersham) - Winterhill-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Woburn Sands-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Wolverton-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Wooburn Green-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Wooburn Moor-Buckinghamshire (Near Beaconsfield) - Woolstone-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Worlds End-Buckinghamshire (Near Aylesbury) - Wotton Underwood-Buckinghamshire (Near Thame) - Woughton On The Green-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Woughton Park-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) - Wycombe Marsh-Buckinghamshire (Near High Wycombe) - Wymbush-Milton Keynes Borough (Near Milton Keynes) -

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