CHURCH NOTES: Light through the darkness
Over the last little while, we have seen the sun peeking through the clouds quite a bit.
Read moreOver the last little while, we have seen the sun peeking through the clouds quite a bit.
Read moreNext Thursday, May 2, is election day in Reading, with one-third of the Council's seats up for election ? one in each of the 16 wards.
Read moreFor more than 25 years we have been supporting our local primary and secondary schools with the Christianity element of the RE syllabus.
Read moreA few weeks ago, we revealed that we'd reached our target of planting over 300 new trees during the winter.
Read moreLast month came the news that the Council's exciting plans to build a new Studio Theatre, as an addition to The Hexagon, were approved
Read moreFor those living in leasehold properties, there is an additional financial burden of ground rents and service charges
Read moreThe council election race in Redlands Ward is set for a photo finish between Green Cllr Dave McElroy and Labour.
Read moreVery often they are just wonderful things that our neighbours are doing to strengthen our community for everyone.
Read moreFor those of you who don't know, polling day is Thursday, May 2. In Reading, 16 councillors will be up for election ? one in each ward.
Read moreCanvassing around Reading and Wokingham, we, as a party, have had a good response on the doorstep.
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