Diocese of Oxford Bishops publish Christian response to Brexit
The Diocese of Oxford has produced a letter it calls a Christian response to Brexit and encourages communities to come ...
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Brexit deal: How Wokingham borough’s MPs will vote
AS BORIS JOHNSON’S new Brexit deal is voted on tomorrow, the borough’s four MPs are considering how they should vote
TONY JOHNSON: To B…. or not to B….
Jeremy kept his knees firmly astride the Euro-fence when it describing Labour’s B_____ policy and no amount of votes, card ...
BREXIT: Government to hold roadshow seminars in Reading to help Thames Valley businesses prepare
THE Government is preparing to bring its Brexit roadshow to Reading to help businesses in the Thames Valley prepare.
CHURCH NOTES: A prayer over Brexit
‘God is our refuge and strength An ever-present help in times of trouble. Therefore we will not be afraid, even ...
Bracknell MP Dr Phillip Lee blasts Prime Minister Theresa May for ‘entrenching divisions in the Conservative family’ over Brexit snub
DAYS after Wokingham shoppers once again expressed their frustration with the Prime Minister’s handling of Brexit, one of the borough’s ...
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