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When I celebrated my 50th birthday, sadly a more and more distant memory, I produced a list of 50 things I needed to do, including a lock-in
Read moreDetailsWhen I celebrated my 50th birthday, sadly a more and more distant memory, I produced a list of 50 things I needed to do, including a lock-in
Read moreDetailsJerome K.Jerome?s classic novel, Three Men in a Boat, To Say Nothing of the Dog! is still in print, yet little was known about its illustrator.
Read moreDetailsVaclav Havel, former president of the Czech Republic, wrote "The more unpromising the situation in which we demonstrate hope, the deeper that hope is"
Read moreDetailsLast month, we launched Cine Valley, a project that should bring new jobs, opportunities and plenty of glamour to Reading and Wokingham
Read moreDetailsTo be successful in achieving our climate goals there are actions we can all take in our communities. Here are Wokingham's priorities
Read moreDetailsThe pandemic has been hard on people wanting to gather for worship ? but online services have helped, even in the silence
Read moreDetailsHow can we make the school run safer for children? Here's some great ideas
Read moreDetailsWe love receiving your poetry and print a selection every week. Here is a look at harvest time.
Read moreDetailsWhat lessons can we learn from the flooding in Wokingham's twin town of Erftstadt? BRIAN HICKS explores the issues
Read moreDetailsA look at how Quakers campaigning helped the long campaign to abolish the slave trade
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