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The total number of bus journeys in Reading soared by 1.5 million last year – once again confirming bus travel as one of the key ways people get around town. …
Reading bus journeys soar by 1.5 million Read More
David received his award Reading Buses When three children got on the wrong bus, driver David Higgs didn’t hesitate to help them, despite the fact that heavy traffic was causing …
David’s a ‘star’ for helping children Read More
Parishoners from a church in Tilehurst stopped and remembered the events of the First World War at a special mass held at the beginning of August. St Joseph’s Church held …
St Joseph’s remembers First World War Read More
Pillars at Reading Minster Church help tell the story of the Great War Phil Creighton Reading’s Minster Church is at the heart of a series of events today to commemorate …
Reading Minster at heart of War commemorations Read More
As the country joins together to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War, two churches in Whitley are inviting you to join in its acts …
Whitley churches invite you to join Great War services Read More
Walter Boyle, Head Teacher of Holyport College, with some of the pupils Lynda Bowyer The provision of free school education was ushered into a new era recently with the opening …
Holyport College heralds a new chapter in Free School education Read More
The Thames Valley’s only magazine devoted to good news has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award. Xn – Excellent News – is one of five websites nominated for the …
Xn shortlisted for national award Read More
Revd Dr Keith Hebden (l) and the Bishop of Oxford at the Prime Minister’s office Diocese of Oxford When the Bishop of Oxford dropped round a letter to the Prime …
Editor’s blog: Bishop John meets the Boys in Blue at Prime Minister’s constituency office Read More
A newspaper report revealed hungry people being helped by a Christian charity. And that’s news? On Sunday April 20, the Mail on Sunday published an article which it says ‘exposes …
Guest blog: Foodbanks and the Mail on Sunday – why nobody should be surprised Read More
Beneath the altar of St John Bosco in Woodley, a simple display of artefacts – a helmet, tin mug and knapsack – provided a poignant snapshot of the day-to-day ordinariness …
Woodley Catholics remember the fallen Read More