Berkshire Scouts join bid to take part in 2027 World Jamboree
Scouts from Berkshire have joined hundreds from around the world in a bid to take part in the 26th World Jamboree.
Read moreDetailsScouts from Berkshire have joined hundreds from around the world in a bid to take part in the 26th World Jamboree.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has administered more than six million Covid-19 jabs in the region since 2020, figures show
Read moreDetailsRABBLE has announced the venues which are set to host the national tour of its production exploring the story of the Post Office scandal next year.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision is teaming up with Siren Craft Brewery to hold a blindfolded beer tasting event at the brewery's taproom on Thursday, November 13
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has partnered with a video call service to make non-emergency calls more accessible for users of British Sign Language
Read moreDetailsWork has begun on a major biodiversity project in Shinfield, designed to enhance local green spaces and improve public access to nature.
Read moreDetailsWe chat to Kerry Godliman ahead of her latest stand-up show, Bandwidth, which comes to The Hexagon this Sunday, October 12.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has launched its annual flu and Covid-19 vaccination programme, with all eligible people now able to get their jabs.
Read moreDetailsNew students are being urged to register with a GP and download the NHS App as they prepare to start university.
Read moreDetailsAn initiative 'transforming' how young drivers learn to stay safe on the road is set to expand as it launches for a second year.
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