Opinion

SIR JOHN REDWOOD has argued, on his blog, that the lockdown should be ended urgently.  He argues that the longer we stay closed, the harder it will be to recover....

With the lack of routine and a few Bank Holidays thrown into the equation is it any wonder we don’t know where we are and are constantly wondering if it’s...

By Sarah Sylvester from Run Talk Run According to the 2017 Land Registry, one in seven of us live in flats (14%), approximately 9 million people. This figure increases as...

In a week when the official statistics on the number of Covid-19 cases is approaching 100,000 with a death toll of over 10,000, nationally the country’s unpreparedness for this pandemic...

We need to extend transition period I absolutely support the government’s mantra that we will do ‘Whatever It Takes’, which is why I’m supporting Best for Britain’s campaign to extend...

CHURCH NOTES with Pippa Bartlett from St Paul's, Wokingham I, like hundreds of others, have been livestreaming the Eucharist every Sunday from St Paul’s Wokingham’s Facebook page. On Palm Sunday,...

Today the government has launched a public health campaign that will not reach you. It won’t reach you because the government has not included independently owned community news publishers like...

Honest Motherhood with Angela Garwood It was weeks ago, not long before lockdown. We were told to avoid public places, but that big, open outdoor spaces were fine. So on...

USUALLY, we’d be enjoying a four-day weekend. DIY stores would be busy selling the latest in home improvements, farms would be promoting lambing days, egg hunts would be in full...

Devastating impact of coronavirus on Sue Ryder My name is Danielle Gregory and I am a nurse at Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice. I am writing to you to...