Triple Easter treat for residents and staff at Lower Earley-based care home
THERE was a triple Easter treat for residents and staff at Barchester's Austen House care home, in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsTHERE was a triple Easter treat for residents and staff at Barchester's Austen House care home, in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsBERKSHIRE cricketers hit cancer for six with a sponsored walk through Wokingham starting at The White Horse
Read moreDetailsWARGRAVE is a picturesque village nestling on the River Thames and is mentioned in the Doomsday Book a thousand years ago
Read moreDetailsCINEMA with a difference is returning to Berkshire with tickets now on sale for a summer of outdoor movie magic.
Read moreDetailsLANDLADY Carol Williams has found some strange items during her 10 years working at the Queen's Head pub in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsIT was a right Royal occasion at this year's Twyford and Ruscombe Horticultural Association's Spring Show.
Read moreDetailsThe seventh Village Easter Festival to be held in Reading takes place between Thursday April 6 and Monday April 10 with something for everyone
Read moreDetailsSTAFF and residents at The Mount Nursing Home in Wargrave have 100 reasons to toast a very special lady.
Read moreDetailsFOURTEEN-year-old Layla Richardson is planning to travel to Central America on a big adventure - and she's hoping King Charles will help her get there
Read moreDetailsTWO top music talents are teaming up to offer a double delight at the Nettlebed Folk Club.
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