Mission to make connections and collaborations THE GLITTERING, modernist energy-rich port of Aktau on the Caspian Sea in Kazakhstan – with its cold desert climate, lying mostly below sea level – sounds about as far […]
LONGER-TERM RESIDENTS of Caversham will remember John and Lindsay from their many years running the Caversham Bookshop (in several units along Prospect Street); even if you never bought a book, I’m sure many will remember […]
Rules are made to be broken THERE WAS quite a discussion in the newspapers recently about this saying. I was reminded of it when we received a photo of our granddaughter, aged four, going to […]
If you have an event planned, please send details to whatson@cavershambridge.org. We need to receive these no later than the 10th of the month before the event for inclusion in the printed paper. Later submissions can be […]
All that glitters… Award-winning silversmith Machi de Waard will be showing her stunning designs at the Whiteknights Studio Trail this June – and Reading has a special place in her story, as she explained […]
Worldwide Wisdom PRIOR TO the 80th anniversary commemorations of VE Day, the actor and writer Sheila Hancock wrote: “Our beautiful planet is under threat in many ways. History shows that the solution is definitely not […]
If you have an event planned, please send details to whatson@cavershambridge.org. We need to receive these no later than the 10th of the month before the event for inclusion in the printed paper. Later submissions […]
ROB BOWEN is a force of nature, and it would be impossible not to be swept along by his passions – for the outdoors in general and for bikes and all things cycling in particular. […]
Majorities WHEN YOU are part of a majority, it can feel comfortable, but it has its dangers – of complacency and distorted viewpoints. For example, I’m white, as are most people in Caversham. It would […]
Dr Alison Johnston, Caversham Bridge, 2017 (Editors Login)