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    No BarryW Multiculturalism wasnt a version of Apartheid which is a rather strong term, but it was a way of encouraging the various peoples that make up the UK nowadays to enjoy and revel in their heritage, as well as being part of the wider society. On paper it sounded good but in reality it left people in enclaves. I think it is recognised now by all parties and all sides that mingling in together in one great mix is the best way forward.

    But...the original British tradition itself, even the tradition of religious service at solemn occasions, mustnt be lost. The various cultures should adhere to our traditional values...but do we adhere to them ourselves?

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