Lower Earley care home enjoys pancake flipping competition for Shrove Tuesday
Austen House marked this year’s Pancake Day with a pancake race, flipping competition — and there were plenty left to eat.
Read moreDetailsAusten House marked this year’s Pancake Day with a pancake race, flipping competition — and there were plenty left to eat.
Read moreDetailsBetween now and April 30, employers will also be able keep employees on full- or part-time furlough, and to place staff back on the scheme.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire West CCG is working with Reading Voluntary Action, Involve (Wokingham) and Volunteer Centre West Berkshire to distribute the funding.
Read moreDetailsPaula Radcliffe has launched the TWO-15 challenge and urged families to exercise together during half-term this week.
Read moreDetails“We are so pleased to be able to welcome the ever-popular Sports Direct store to Princess Square."
Read moreDetailsTeam Solent Kestrels extended their two-year unbeaten record after they saw off a spirited Reading Rockets side.Despite defeat, the Rockets can be proud that they are the first team in...
Read moreDetailsRAMS CEO Gary Reynolds is confident supporters at Old Bath Road will enjoy an even better experience when rugby is allowed to return, writes Richard Ashton. While it is almost...
Read moreDetailsJust three years after launching a motivational and endurance initiative local Berkshire dad and charity campaigner, Tony Eames, is hoping to encourage 1,000,000 people from across the world to sign...
Read moreDetailsAfter Wednesday night’s match against Brentford, Reading are set to play seven games in 22 days between the Millwall game on Saturday and the clash between the Royals and Sheffield...
Read moreDetailsThis week's editorial for Wokingham.Today looks at what's in a name, as Shinfield's The Black Boy is due to be renamed.
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