For more than 40 years Britain has been a part of the European family. The famous soul music hit “We Are Family” summed up the relationship. But, sadly, wedlock increasingly became seen as padlock. On 23 June last year the British people decided to adopt another tune. This could best be described by the rock supergroup Queen’s anthem “I Want to Break …
In 1971 a young man from Liverpool named John Lennon wrote a song called Imagine. You may be relieved to know I am not going to sing it, but the last verse reads: You may say I’m a dreamer, But I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us And the world will live as one. There remain …
Lord John Taylor of Warwick’s passion lies in creating positive change and peacemaking. The son of Jamaican immigrants, Lord John Taylor struggled against racism as a child growing up in Birmingham. After a visit to Westminster Abbey at a young age, however, Lord Taylor knew that he was meant to one day impact the lives of the people of Britain …
“And what exotic part of the world do you come from?”
Lord and Lady Taylor congratulate UK Israel Ambassador Mark Regev about his vision for Israel and Trade with the UK.
Lord and Lady Taylor with Downtown Abbey star Hugh Bonneville
Lady Taylor and I were honoured to meet Mr. Keiichi Hayashi, the Japanese Ambassador to the UK, at the Japanese Embassy on Emperor Akihito’s Birthday.
Lord and Lady Taylor spoke about Trade and Human Rights with Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
Lord Taylor addressed a group of Royals and Diplomats about the importance of Israel in the world.
Lord Taylor and Lady Taylor had the pleasure of discussing the Special Relationship between UK and America.