Honest Motherhood: All the festivities
Well the tree is up, wrapping paper has been purchased and a steady stream of gift-order-confirmation emails are making their way into my inbox.
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Obituaries
Former mayor Bet Tickner has died
Reading Borough Council has announced that Bet Tickner, who served as the mayor of Reading in 2006, has died
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LOCKWOOD Roland ‘Ron’ Robert
Passed away peacefully on 14th June 2023, aged 97. He was a much-loved Husband to Helen, Dad, Grandad, and Great Grandad. He will be greatly missed by all his family...
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SCOTT Joan Ellen
Passed away peacefully on 22nd April 2023, aged 95 years. Reunited with her husband Eric. Greatly missed by her children Roger and Brenda, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral service to...
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