Stations at Stone
First published on: 14th March 2014Stations at Stone. by Karen Gorham Make the opportunity to take some time out during Holy Week to ponder the Stations of the Cross.
News
30 happy years in Stoke Goldington
First published on: 20th February 201430 happy years in Stoke Goldington. TEACHING assistant Christine Feasey (right) has retired after more than 30 years involvement with Stoke Goldington CE First School in Buckinghamshire.
Aylesbury Vale Academy students get great GCSE results
First published on: 18th February 2014The Aylesbury Vale Church of England Academy, sponsored by the Diocese of Oxford, has achieved great GCSE results.
More great results at the Chiltern Hills Academy
First published on: 18th February 2014Students at the Chiltern Hills Academy in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, are congratulated after 51% achieve five or more GCSEs at A* to C.
Beacon church restored
First published on: 17th January 2014Beacon church restored. by Stuart Leeming BOW Brickhill is one of the four parishes making up the Benefice of the Brickhills and Stoke Hammond at the northern end of the Mursley Deanery.
Going for growth
First published on: 17th January 2014Going for growth. by Joy Derbyshire ON Sunday 12th January 2014 Jubilee Junior Church met at The Hut in Stewkley.
Space and time to think in Amersham
First published on: 17th January 2014Space and time to think in Amersham. SPRING term has started with a week of thoughtful reflection at St George's CE Infant School, Amersham.
Unique' Victorian radiator at St Mary's
First published on: 17th January 2014Unique' Victorian radiator at St Mary's. A VICTORIAN radiator hidden inside St Mary's Church in Twyford is causing excitement among building experts.
Urdu interview for Bucks curate
First published on: 17th January 2014Urdu interview for Bucks curate. A CURATE has given a media interview on a Christian television that reaches out to the Pakistani community.
Around the deaneries: Wycombe
First published on: 15th November 2013Around the deaneries: Wycombe. WYCOMBE is a large and diverse deanery, mixing the large town of High Wycombe with rural parishes and benefices.