Material mnemonics and social relationships in the Diocese of London, 1467-1524 by Boeles-Rowland, A

“…<p>This study is an analysis of objects as a conduit for social communication in the later medieval diocese of London. Although the giving of tokens did not constitute a legal proof of marital consent, the frequency and detail with which they were recalled by litigants and witnesses is testament to their importance as socially-meaningful proofs of courtship and consent. …”

Anglican primary schools in the London diocese by Gay, J, Kay, B, Newdick, H, Perry, G

“…This research study, undertaken in 1989, examines the views of the headteachers and chairs of governors of 100 Church of England primary schools in the Diocese of London. Commissioned by its board of education, the purpose of the research was to provide objective information about the roles and performances of its schools so that the Board could further meet the individual needs of schools and also to strengthen the overall position of church schools in social policy negotiations. …”

Designing Church of England churches between the wars: process and participation by Price, C

“…Focussing on the Dioceses of London and Manchester, this study demonstrates that understanding the process of design, and within that the roles played by three key groups, the Church, the people, and the architects, is vital to interpreting these buildings.…”