Read more about the article Who were the Sopers?
The author outside the forge at Silver Lane, Padworth 2009

Who were the Sopers?

c. 2009, the lane in Padworth on which the church and Padworth House stand was named Sopers Lane, chosen to commemorate one of the village's oldest families. Shirley Dixon has researched the family for many years.

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Read more about the article The Russells of Swallowfield Park
Swallowfield Park as it is today ©Roy Starkey

The Russells of Swallowfield Park

Roy Starkey highlights one of Berkshire's notable families, the Russells of Swallowfield Park - the home of Sir Arthur Russell

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Read more about the article The Little End of Caversham
Prospect Street, Caversham c 1910 (courtesy of Reading Local Illustrations Collection)

The Little End of Caversham

David Cliffe reminds us about an early census survivor related to the Little End of Caversham and the fire of 1907

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Read more about the article RAF life in WW2
No 50 Squadron Skellingthorpe Lincolnshire. April 1944 to Feb 1946. Victor is last on right, kneeling.

RAF life in WW2

RAF life in WW2 - Victor Barton relives his WW2 RAF experiences

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Read more about the article The life of an agricultural labourer in early 19th century Berkshire
Farmland, Great Shefford by Andrew Smith (CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimendia Commons)

The life of an agricultural labourer in early 19th century Berkshire

The life of an agricultural labourer in early 19th C Berkshire - Alan Winter looks at the socio-economic factors affecting ag lab ancestors

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