CHURCH NOTES: Kingdom Keys: Eating Together
Cooking and eating together builds social connection and by saying grace before eating we make this daily need for food spiritual too.
Read moreDetailsCooking and eating together builds social connection and by saying grace before eating we make this daily need for food spiritual too.
Read moreDetailsAttending a wedding recently it dawned on me that the passage of time was very much pushing those of us in our fifties to the edges
Read moreDetailsA recent cross-party working group at Wokingham Borough council saw councillors agreeing that tenants were far better served by Wokingham Council
Read moreDetailsThe financial pressures on the council, as for every household in the borough, are no less this year than last.
Read moreDetailsWe know that having access to outdoor recreational space is incredibly important, and does wonders for our health and wellbeing.
Read moreDetailsDue to Wokingham's low level of education funding, the schools budget has a deficit of £16 million, almost entirely in Special Educational Needs.
Read moreDetailsFamily matters. Every one of us has come from a family, whether we're in touch with them today or not
Read moreDetailsThe Women's Equality Party supports the use of Proportional Representation
Read moreDetailsThe Conservative Group has been clear we want people today to be able to enjoy the dream of home ownership and we want to see more affordable homes
Read moreDetailsIt's my birthday next week. By the time this column comes out, I will have turned 30.
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