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Bishop Steven visits Maidenhead and Windsor

First published on: 3rd December 2021

On Wednesday 1 December, Bishop Steven joined clergy and lay people in the Maidenhead and Windsor Deanery in Berkshire.


Tree planting in Hungerford

First published on: 3rd December 2021

St Lawrence's Church, Hungerford, has planted nearly 3,200 trees in 2021 as part of efforts to offset the carbon emissions of the local area.


Community Gardening

First published on: 22nd November 2021

The community garden on Erleigh Road, Reading, provides a much-needed relaxing green space away from the busyness of urban life.


Hope Bereavement Cafe

First published on: 18th November 2021

The Revd Suzanne Johnson, Curate in Taplow, has rallied around her community to start a bereavement cafe for those who've lost loved ones.


New Dean to UK minority ethnic Chapter

First published on: 3rd November 2021

The Reverend Canon Janet Binns has been appointed as Dean to the new UK Minority Ethnic Chapter in the Diocese of Oxford.


How to support Hongkongers

First published on: 28th October 2021

How to provide practical help and support for Hongkongers arriving in Reading, Berkshire.


A place where the lights are always on

First published on: 21st October 2021

Emmanuel Church, Woodley, received a Development Fund grant of £25,000 to support the build of a much-needed community centre.


Churches commitments on climate change presented to No.10

First published on: 18th October 2021

Leaders representing five main faith groups, including Bishop Olivia, met at 10 Downing Street to demand bold action on the climate crisis.


Church voted best coffee stop of the cycling season

First published on: 14th October 2021

All Saints Church, Bisham, welcomed 60 cyclists for coffee and cake in the riverside churchyard on Saturday 25 September.


Service of Remembrance at Reading Minster

First published on: 13th September 2021

People gather for a Service of Remembrance at Reading Minster to commemorate those who have been lost during the pandemic.

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