CHURCH NOTES: How do we decide on the priorities of our lives?
My wife's sister married a Canadian in 1980 and we have been fortunate to have several trips out to visit them in the intervening years.
Read moreDetailsMy wife's sister married a Canadian in 1980 and we have been fortunate to have several trips out to visit them in the intervening years.
Read moreDetailsAlongside the competitiveness and rivalry, there is a lot of kindness to be seen in the world of sport.
Read moreDetailsWe have very few avenues to make savings and increase revenue and it sometimes means having to make decisions that we don't like very much
Read moreDetailsBack in the day ... in my 20s, I was temping at 3M ... when Come home-time, I needed a push To get my old Mini started again!
Read moreDetailsIn the face of these existential challenges, councillors of all parties have to face up to their responsibilities and put aside political differences
Read moreDetailsLast week, I am proud to say that the University of Reading was officially recognised as a University of Sanctuary.
Read moreDetailsThis Friday, July 7 marks World Chocolate Day and we are taking the opportunity to talk about one of the nation's favourite snacks
Read moreDetails"Summer-time ? and the living is easy" ? so begins a very old song with a gently swinging tune.
Read moreDetailsI've heard first hand from constituents who have shared with me about their serious concerns about the way the country is being led by the government
Read moreDetailsThe lazy, hazy days of summer are best spent enjoying your garden or outside space that you have lovingly nurtured and cared for over the past months
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