Millennials are flocking to become druids, according to reports. Membership of the British Druid Order has more than doubled in the past ten years, taking the number from 3,000 to 7,000. The Order says modern pagan Druidry “offers ways to reconnect with the cycles of life, the spirits of nature, our ancestors and their gods”.
Pub hosts Nigel get-together
A pub has hosted a gathering of more than 400 people named Nigel for a party to “celebrate Nigelness”. One of the revellers had flown all the way from the United States for the occasion. The event at the Fleece Inn in Worcestershire, was attended by 433 Nigels, according to the landlord - Nigel Smith.
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