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Child poverty on your doorstep. The plight of children and young people in Oxfordshire is an issue close to many people's hearts.
Return of church bells after 25 years silence. VILLAGERS celebrated the return of their historic church bells at a re-dedication service at St Etheldreda's, Horley, in Oxfordshire in June.
The Ven Judy French was collated as the first ever Archdeacon of Dorchester in a special service at Christ Church Cathedral.
Oh happy band of pilgrims'. THE BISHOP of Oxford is inviting everyone from across the diocese to join him on a pilgrimage - without leaving the Thames Valley writes Sarah Meyrick.
Statement on the Revd Brian Spence. The Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Andrew Proud, said: "I heard today that the Revd Brian Spence has been convicted today of seven counts of indecent assault.
Celebrating the first 20 years. by the Revd Dr Amanda Bloor Jubilant smiles.
St Peter Ad Vincula has been awarded initial support including a development grant towards the conservation of its 14th-century chancel arch Doom painting.
Villagers are set to celebrate the return of their historic church bells in a service of re-dedication at St Etheldreda's, Horley.
End food poverty now, Bishop John asks PM. The Bishop of Oxford and 'End Hunger Fast' campaigner, the Revd Dr Keith Hebden, met the Prime Minister David Cameron this weekend to press for an end to food poverty.
Sowing the seeds for better mental health. FOR Charlie Powell horticulture provided a welcome respite from the hectic world of PR and advertising she used to work in.