What’s On ALTHOUGH the effects of the coronavirus are still with us, there are a number of events planned for September and October in which we can take part. Our on-line events diaries are updated […]
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A question for you! Are you interested in gaining experience in working in the print media and the internet? Perhaps you have children interested in a career in the news media? Do you have skills […]
This month’s edition is provided by Andy Storch Caversham Bridge provides a beautiful view, probably the best view of all the traffic jams in Reading. Let’s face it, we know that view because we are always […]
At this time of the year, many of us are looking for that special gift for friends and family. The obvious option is to visit local shops, town centre malls or increasingly to look on-line. […]
This months edition is provided by Colin Ferguson A lot of my thinking this time has come from watching the 75th Anniversary remembrance of the D Day landings. No I wasn’t there, but as a […]
This month the Reverend Jenny Dowling reflects on the Church It’s a cliché to say that the Church generally gets a bad press. And, of course, the Church past and present has much to be […]
This month the Reverend David Jenkins considers “Seeing with new eyes” I have sometimes been privileged to listen to people who have had a cataract operation and they will frequently tell me that they now […]
This months edition is provided by Revd. Judith Ryder I offer here the message of a sermon I preached in February. Normally I concentrate on the gospel reading in my sermons, but that day, unusually, […]
This months edition is provided byMarion Pyke I write this article sitting in a house in a private road which has now decided to shut its gates to Caversham. Derby Road has decided to control […]
Dr Alison Johnston, Caversham Bridge, 2017 (Editors Login)