HEALTHWATCH: Does your voice count?
Within the business world customer feedback is treated like gold dust – by knowing what your customer thinks you can adapt your product so that the customer will want to...
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Robin Houghton to be first guest in 2019 at South Street’s Poets’ Cafe
THE first guest poet of 2019 for Reading’s Poets’ Cafe will be award-winning wordsmith Robin Houghton. Her 2018 collection, All The Relevant Gods, was a winner in the Cinnamon Press...
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Work starts on first council homes for more than a decade
WORK to create 11 social-rent homes in Hurst is now underway after six former council homes were demolished just before Christmas. Situated in Tape Lane, work on the new homes...
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Liberty of Earley House to become sheltered accommodation after sale
A MUCH-LOVED residential home has been sold to one of the oldest charities in Berkshire. Reading Almshouse Charity, which aim to provide accommodation to those in need, is to take...
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Carry on ukuleles – Beatles favourites and more at South Street gig
A SEVEN-piece group of ukulele enthusiasts warmly invite you to come along for an evening of music, singing along, silly banter, frivolity and fun when they appear at South Street...
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A night of jazz with Jim
Jim Mullen A NICE bit of new year jazz is coming to Norden Farm next weekend. Promising sublime music in an intimate club style setting, Jim Mullen will be picking...
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Talk to reflect on development of Reading’s railway network
THE DEVELOPMENT of Reading’s railway network will be explored in the first talk of the New Year from the Centre for Heritage and Family History. Taking place at Reading Central...
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Award for Royal Berkshire Hospital rheumatologist Antoni
A Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire Hospital is celebrating after winning a top honour – after being nominated by his patients. Dr Antoni Chan received the award for ‘Best...
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Make a date for Wokingham Volunteer Fair this January
ANYONE who made a New Year’s resolution to get stuck into the community, help people or be kinder can find just what they’re looking for a special event being held...
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READERS LETTERS: As seen in the January 3, 2019 edition
Time for a new direction With the strains of Auld Lang Syne still ringing in our ears at the start of a New Year, a new leader of the borough...
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