Bookings open for Lower Earley church hosting live nativity event
Families are invited to take part in a special retelling of the Christmas story on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsFamilies are invited to take part in a special retelling of the Christmas story on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsAccording to a poll by Ye Olde Leathern Bottel pub, more than half of us eat brunch several times each week.
Read moreDetailsA regional retailer is encouraging its shoppers to do one simple thing this Christmas in order for thousands of pounds to be donated to food banks
Read moreDetailsTRIP is asking everyone to have a go a taking 24 steps to enjoy a more environmentally friendly Christmas this year.
Read moreDetailsAS THE countdown to Christmas Day continues, thoughts are very much on finding that perfect present.
Read moreDetailsA CAFE with a branch on Reading?s Broad Street is offering a free cuppa, handy in the cold winter weather.
Read moreDetailsEARLEY'S peddling Panda is set to pound the roads again on his biggest challenge yet.
Read moreDetailsHURST'S 100-year-old resident Beryl Sims switched on the Christmas tree lights at the village?s St Nicholas Night celebrations.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley fire services celebrated their latest collaboration success last week, in the shape of new fire engines and equipment for the region.
Read moreDetailsThe Woosehill WI has planted 15 trees behind Windmill School and the Acorn Centre.
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