HARRY’S WORLD: A new road to travel
So, the world seems to be moving forward again. The pause button has been deactivated and we're back on track. Traffic where I live, on the Reading Road, is backing...
Read moreDetailsSo, the world seems to be moving forward again. The pause button has been deactivated and we're back on track. Traffic where I live, on the Reading Road, is backing...
Read moreDetailsWhy are we being treated like two-year-olds? What crazy council officials and/or counsellors dreamed up the mad hair-brained scheme to place crowd barriers around the one-way system, reducing the road...
Read moreDetailsThe opening of non-essential shops this week has provided a new marker in the fight against Covid-19. While opinions are split on the gradual easing of lockdown, the Government continues...
Read moreDetailsIn America it was a week in the Deep South when African-American lives were again shown not to matter. In the UK, it was a week in which peaceful protest...
Read moreDetailsTHERE can be little question that it is good to see non-essential shops start to reopen. Whether this is the right time or not is hard to say. Certainly, images...
Read moreDetailsI am now 32 weeks pregnant. And I feel it. I feel it when I sit, stand, or try and go on a walk longer than my bladder will permit....
Read moreDetailsIt was early in the Lockdown that I came across these words from one of Paul’s pastoral letters which you can read in the New Testament section of the Bible....
Read moreDetailsIn the United States, it was a week when the charters of freedom were thrown back to the time of Paine, Franklin and Jefferson: that all men weren’t created equal;...
Read moreDetailsOver the past couple of weeks, life seems to have started to return to some level of normality. During the sunny weekend at the end of May, in particular, the...
Read moreDetailsFrom the NHS to you, a great big THANK YOU I’m writing this in the name of the 5,500 people who work with me at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation...
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