same mix of potential and pressure as ever. (By way of illustration of the pressures, Canterbury Cathedral receives approximately 1,700,000 visitors annually - a mean of nearly 700 per hour 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. every Monday to Saturday!) The city's history is not forgotten: as well as the excellent Heritage and Roman Museums opened in recent years, there are occasional reminders of the huge span of Canterbury's involvement in England's development, especially in Church matters. 1997 saw celebrations of the 1,400th anniversary of St Augustine's arrival. Although the Archbishop of Canterbury no longer lives in the city (he works from his London base, Lambeth Palace, though he retains a residence in Canterbury at the Archbishop's Palace adjacent to the Cathedral), his not infrequent appearances in the city - leading charity walks, preaching at Easter services, giving the blessing at the city's street Carol Service - are reminders that the current incumbent, Dr Rowan Williams, is just the latest in a line that goes back to the year 597. He is in fact the 104th Archbishop since St Augustine.