CHURCH NOTES: The promise of a new life
As February begins, we look forward as lighter evenings start to bring us out of the dark months with the promise of spring and new life
Read moreDetailsAs February begins, we look forward as lighter evenings start to bring us out of the dark months with the promise of spring and new life
Read moreDetailsUntil I became a councillor, I had no idea how much of a detrimental effect a cluttered stretch of pavement can have for those who are less mobile
Read moreDetailsIt was perfect for the tired mum who wanted something a bit different, something intellectually and creatively stimulating, accessible during the day
Read moreDetailsAs Lib Dems we are aiming to involve residents to provide the services they need, to live the lives they aspire to, and to reduce health inequalities
Read moreDetailsI am very concerned by the rise in knife crime across the country and by the terrible incidents which have affected our community
Read moreDetailsWhen I run workshops about kindness I always ask attendees to share their stories and examples.
Read moreDetailsI'm in fear of dating myself here, but do you remember the TV programme This Is Your Life?
Read moreDetailsWe are all technologically competent, but we had to pay for our parking using our phones
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration has found the latest excuse for their mismanagement
Read moreDetailsI've had lots of questions about Wokingham Borough Council's finances and I would like to repeat a few of them here.
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