Club Velocity helps Reading turn Japanese with Shonen Knife gig
READING is turning Japanese next month when a musical act from the 80s prepares to return.
Read moreDetailsEditor of The Wokingham Paper, and has worked in local journalism for more than 20 years including the Wokingham Times, Bracknell Standard and Reading Evening Post. He's also written for computer magazines, The Baptist Times and, to his delight and probably not yours, interviewed several Doctor Whos.
READING is turning Japanese next month when a musical act from the 80s prepares to return.
Read moreDetailsA MARATHON charity collection helped raise £2,000 for people affected by the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Read moreDetailsAN INDEPENDENT school based in Ascot is celebrating success of its year 11 students.
Read moreDetailsA SMALL business owner who helps people who have anxious pets has been given a boost thanks to a dragon.
Read moreDetailsFor most of us March is the start of the gardening year. It's a month of digging and sowing and a time to get busy preparing
Read moreDetailsCBeebies megastar Justin Fletcher will once again team up with Paul Morse for Reading's pantomime this Christmas at The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsA fundraising dinner to support the family of a man who died following a collision in Wokingham will be held at a town centre restaurant
Read moreDetailsA JOURNEY to the stars, via early 20th century Paris is promised at a special family-friendly concert taking in Reading this spring.
Read moreDetailsONE OF Wokingham borough's four MPs showed a lot of interest when he visited a building society in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsA PARTNERSHIP between a supermarket chain and a charity has seen more than 30 million meals donated over the past three years
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