CHURCH NOTES: We all want to be forgiven, but do we want to forgive?
We all want to be forgiven, but do we want to forgive? Sometimes we irritate others, sometimes other people irritate us.
Read moreDetailsWe all want to be forgiven, but do we want to forgive? Sometimes we irritate others, sometimes other people irritate us.
Read moreDetailsI am Sue Cornish, Debt Advice Supervisor and I am the longest-serving member of staff at Citizens Advice Wokingham, with 14 years service
Read moreDetailsA simply stunning watercolour this week of a working windmill on the Norfolk Broads painted by a Norwich artist of some repute with a connection to our local area
Read moreDetailsThis potato pie with smoked cod or haddock in a cheese sauce works very well as the flavours compliment each other. The smoky fish is the icing on the cake
Read moreDetailsGoing out for lunch is not something I get a chance to do very often because I am working so when I got the chance to have lunch with my...
Read moreDetailsON MONDAY, Woodley won their first league match of the new season, against promoted Marlow United, in dramatic style in a match that had seven goal scorers and saw the...
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham fundraiser is enjoying putting her feet up after taking part in one of the world’s biggest challenges - climbing Mount Everest
Read moreDetailsMany of us will know the Lord’s Prayer which has several requests of God – feed us, forgive us, do not tempt us and deliver us from evil as well...
Read moreDetailsCanine Assisted Learning helps behaviour management for young people with social, emotional and behaviour difficulties, by using highly trained dogs
Read moreDetailsWe try to instil a reflective, problem-solving approach to driving, so the newly qualified driver can continue to develop their skills post-test within the framework they received while having lessons
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