Heritage Open Days events are now on Visit Lichfield.
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‘A Forgotten Princess: Irene Duleep Singh and the Evolution of Mental Health and Law’ coincides with World Suicide Prevention Day (10 Sept). visitlichfield.co.uk/listing/a-fo...

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September is World Suicide Prevention Day month 💜

For Heritage Open Days I’ll be remembering a forgotten princess — Irene Duleep Singh — and how her life & death show the evolution of mental health & law over the last century.

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Saw ‘Marriage Material’ at the Birmingham Rep—an absolutely fantastic adaptation of Sathnam Sanghera’s book. Funny, moving, and brilliantly performed. On until tomorrow (5th July). If you’re near Birmingham, don’t miss it!

#MarriageMaterial #BirminghamRep #Theatre #WhatsOnBrum

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Wishing all my American family and friends a Happy July 4th Independence Day! 🇺🇸

Music of the day: Beach Boys – Surfin’ USA! 🇺🇸🌴☀️

#July4th #IndependenceDay #USA #SurfinUSA #SummerVibes #RedWhiteAndBlue #StarsAndStripes #FourthOfJuly #HappyFourth #JulyFourth #Freedom #American #America #LandOfTheFree

🌻It’s live!🌻

My Heritage Open Days event is listed for Sept 2025.

Today marks 186 years since Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s death.

This Sept, I’ll share his granddaughter Princess Irene Duleep Singh’s story—her life, mental health, & the legacy of a forgotten royal line.
#HeritageOpenDays #MentalHealth

Imagine writing ‘Keeping Their Marbles’, treating the goddess Athena they belong to as “left field”, becoming a British Museum trustee — then hitting block on a cheeky satirical reel like this.

If we can’t laugh a little while talking about the Parthenon marbles story, what are we even doing?

🤷‍♀️📚⚡🏛️

I’m on Instagram more these days— same handle: @SundeepBraich.

I wanted to share a reel about my visit to the King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace for an exclusive community group event.

And of course, I spotted the Koh-I-Noor diamond 💎 in a painting, which helps contextualise our shared history.