FROM THE LEADER: Census’ role in predicting future
the latest census information makes for interesting reading. It?s also a more than useful planning tool for local authorities
Read moreDetailsthe latest census information makes for interesting reading. It?s also a more than useful planning tool for local authorities
Read moreDetailsThe message that God had for Israel through Hosea was that he would transform her valley of troubles into a door of hope.
Read moreDetailsI am particularly disappointed to read in last week's Wokingham Today about Conservative plans to disrupt council meetings and get their own way.
Read moreDetailsWokingham?s schools are experiencing huge demand for school places at the moment.
Read moreDetailsReading is one of the best places to live in the South East so why are we breathing some of the dirtiest air in the UK?
Read moreDetailsWhy are certain people so easily aroused into a fury because a minor change which has zero effect on their day-to-day life?
Read moreDetailsLast week I joined councillors from across the country at the Local Government Association?s annual conference.
Read moreDetailsAs a Christian minister I am regularly encouraged by people of faith, whatever their faith, to speak more confidently about public issues
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading marked midsummer not at Stonehenge ? although we have carried out research there ? but with Show Your Stripes day,
Read moreDetailsI first became interested in yoga when I was 16 and bought the book Teach Yourself Yoga.
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