Craig David to headline Newbury Racecourse’s Party in the Paddock
Craig David will headline the Newbury Racecourse Party in the Paddock event this summer.
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.
Craig David will headline the Newbury Racecourse Party in the Paddock event this summer.
Read moreDetailsPLASTIC bags are being axed from Co-op stores as they bring in compostable alternatives.
Read moreDetailsROCKER Ricky Warwick brought his Fighting Hearts to Reading last week, for a night to remember.
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD-based sprinter who trained at a new gym in Winnersh Triangle is celebrating after scooping a gold medal.
Read moreDetailsBOYZONE star Ronan Keating will be performing at Windsor Racecourse this summer with a huge open-air show.
Read moreDetailsAfter growing three tonnes of organic produce for local food banks, and planting 400 fruit trees, a charity has made its first community garden.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to find out how to help Wokingham is coming next week, thanks to a volunteer fair.
Read moreDetailsARTS centre South Hill Park has been known for decades as a real community hub, now it's branching out into team building sessions
Read moreDetailsA COMEDY night in Reading on Saturday will be a serious affair - it's raising funds for Ukraine
Read moreDetailsAN ELECTRONIC collective is preparing to visit Reading as part of their latest UK tour.
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