The Caen stone cubes are on a 4.8m (15ft 8in) x 1.28m (4ft 2in) mirrored stainless steel platform which the artists say "represents the journey over the water to France".

The stalls on each side of the central aisle are oak and the walls are made of Caen stone. The vault of the apse is decorated with a canvas of Joseph Saint-Charles (Canadian painter, 1868-1956).

Caen stone is landed at Fordwich. The celebration also included a dancing group of medieval minstrels and a guard in armour.. Speaking after the event, the Mayor of Fordwich June Hardcastle said ...

A 100-year-old woman has revealed the secret to looking young - moisturiser and merlot. Patricia Smith celebrated her centenary in July at Caen Stone Court retirement home in Arundel, West Sussex ...

A sculpture featuring five stones representing each of the beaches where the D-Day landings took place is unveiled in Portsmouth.

A sculpture made of five cubes of stone from Normandy, representing each of the beaches where the D-Day landings took place, has been unveiled in Portsmouth. The piece - Five Beaches from Caen ...