Strong Reading presence in RABBLE Theatre’s national tour of Glitch
RABBLE Theatre, founded in Reading in 2012, have announced a highly experienced cast for their acclaimed play
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre, founded in Reading in 2012, have announced a highly experienced cast for their acclaimed play
Read moreDetailsA group of young performers from across Wokingham and Finchampstead delivered a sparkling afternoon of festive entertainment
Read moreDetailsClive Jones, the Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, officially switched on Twyford's Christmas lights at Bell Corner.
Read moreDetailsProposed works intended to support planned new active travel route
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents have reacted after news broke that former MP Sir John Redwood is set to be made a life peer and will sit in the House of Lords.
Read moreDetailsPublic Protection Partnership appeals for information
Read moreDetailsThe winner of Clive Jones MP's Christmas card competition, Evelyn-Mae Smith, attended Sir Linsday Hoyle MP's 'Member's Christmas Card Competition
Read moreDetailsEight men have been given suspended prison sentences and football banning orders after violent disorder broke out ahead Reading v Oxford United
Read moreDetailsThe NHS says hospitalisations for flu in the South East have more than doubled in the last week, as cases continue to rise across the country.
Read moreDetailsBluebird Care has officially opened the doors to its brand-new office in Twyford with a vibrant community Open Day
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