Church notes: God is with us
The promise of Christmas gives us assurance of our security in God, writes Father Anthony Ikhenoba
Read moreDetailsThe promise of Christmas gives us assurance of our security in God, writes Father Anthony Ikhenoba
Read moreDetailsYou never forget your first time ... why visiting Santa is an essential part of Christmas
Read moreDetailsIt?s A Wonderful Life is one of the all-time Christmas film classics.
Read moreDetailsLooking round my house at the weekend, I found myself wondering what our heirs will do with the 90% empty cans of paint that we keep..
Read moreDetailsThis week a new shop has opened in Wokingham ? this is a shop with a difference, it?s not there to make a profit.
Read moreDetailsIt has been a long week. My son Leo had a planned operation and, even though I thought I was ready for it, I was very much not ready for...
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is one of the oldest in England, having been granted a Royal Charter to award degrees nearly a century ago
Read moreDetailsAs a child, The Box of Delights entranced me, as a grown-up it is a comfort blanket amid all the winter woe, and a firm festive tradition
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is putting its next Local Plan together covering the period through to 2036. Here are some of my issues with it
Read moreDetailsThe curious thing about the internet is its tracking cookies. They can get it so right, but also so, so wrong.
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