CHURCH NOTES: The long journey to the abolition of the slave trade
A look at how Quakers campaigning helped the long campaign to abolish the slave trade
Read moreDetailsA look at how Quakers campaigning helped the long campaign to abolish the slave trade
Read moreDetailsThere’s no such thing as an easy answer to climate change, and anyone who tells you otherwise hasn’t understood the question.
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Read moreDetailsProtest against the bill while you can I am writing in support of Dennis Flanagan’s letter, published in the August 26 paper, encouraging people to oppose this government’s Police, Crime,...
Read moreDetailsT’was a hot and sunny September dayWhen my bride came up the aisle.Our Ealing church was crowded.All faces had a smile. This day was many years ago,Sixty five to be...
Read moreDetailsBy Matt Rodda MP Everyone should have the right to grow old with dignity; with the care and support they need, at the time they need it and in a...
Read moreDetailsBy Cllr Gregor Murray After declaring a Climate Emergency, we were faced with two challenges. Firstly, to work out the detail on how we would reduce our carbon footprint; and...
Read moreDetailsI worked at Citizens Advice Wokingham (CAW) for 10 months as a Debt Adviser, joining in response to the increase in demand for debt advice resulting from the pandemic. Here...
Read moreDetailsWhen asked why he was a Conservative, Gyles Brandreth responded to the effect that he was a Conservative because he liked things the way they are, or more accurately, the...
Read moreDetailsMost of us try to live the best life we can. This can be tricky when there is no rule book on how to live your life.
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