A reader’s letter to the editor

On 25 July, Extinction Rebellion Oxford and Christian Climate Action met with the public on the Cornmarket, Oxford

The Westbury People’s Gallery is hosting a very special Willow Wenda exhibition from 11-19 July

Climate Choir to perform on 20 June urging General Synod members to support motion to restore nature on Church-owned land

In Volunteers' Week, Mark Russell, OBE, CEO of The Children's Society, says thank you to volunteers

Bristol Central MP Carla Denyer is taking several weeks leave to focus on her health

The Royal West of England Academy (RWA) is turning its galleries into a dancefloor for a new exhibition this summer.

Ofsted praises West Wycombe School’s inclusive, kind culture and strong progress, with ‘Expected standard’ achieved across all key areas

Lifelong Learning experts seek to design sustainable programmes that better support students

West England Bylines will be on tour at the Bristol Radical History Festival on 25 April, the M Shed

Using ‘loose parts’, varied play zones, and planning for sustainable play in the future, Princes Risborough Primary School has enriched...

The US government calls it "economic pressure". We call it "terrorism by hunger"

We will be at Bristol Transformed, Saturday 4th of April. Come and say 'hi'

Merck volunteers provide access to STEM programmes for children across the world

With two tradespeople lost to suicide every working day, Fix Radio launches Tea-Lay to encourage more open conversations about mental...

On Saturday 30th May, Great Malvern Priory’s glorious acoustic will resound to a recreation of the musical grandeur of St...

Bedgrove Junior School becomes a Voice 21 Oracy Centre of Excellence, celebrating its role in developing confident young communicators

From Sunrise to Nightfall performed by the Villiers Quartet, with soprano Lucy Cox. St George's lunchtime concert

Climate Choir singers take to Oxford’s streets, calling on customers to move their money for the planet

Friends and family of Ciaran Walsh are launching an annual event and 'liberation library' to celebrate his life next weekend.

The Mayor of Bath, Prof Bharat Pankhania, recently visited the University of Bath to launch a new joint initiative with...

Oxford City Council have come clean about the devastating impact of the Oxpens River Bridge plans on woodland in Grandpont...

The Bristol Radical History Festival will take place Saturday 25 April at the M Shed and Sunday 26 April at...

Talk: The Darfur Genocide of 2003-5 and the continuing violence in Sudan

Can we anchor truth in an age of misinformation? Mike Berners-Lee and Jennifer Nadel bring The Truth in Politics Show...

A legal claim joined by almost 4,000 people challenging river pollution in the Wye and Usk catchment areas, has been...

"In our world civilizations meet … religions and cultures are mixed ... in church chants, Babylonian bells toll, and Indian...

A new movement, Sing 4 Gaza, was launched at the Quaker Meeting House in Oxford on 10 September

"And the question remains - will we tell it or become the story?"

‘Hands are not for shooting’. We ‘dream of a life clear as the serenity of the sky’