Berkshire celebrates the UK’s first Blossom Watch Day this weekend
Berkshire residents will celebrate Blossom Watch Day with the National Trust tomorrow, to enjoy the wonders of spring.
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Live shows return at Bracknell’s South Hill Park
Live shows are returning to Bracknell's South Hill Park this summer, to beat the lockdown blues.
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Covid-19: It’s ‘normal service’ for the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Steve McManus, from the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, said the hospital can return to normal as covid cases drop.
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Crowthorne: The future of Ravenswood Village is in doubt
A consultation is underway to determine the future of Ravenswood Village, a disability centre in Crowthorne.
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Fi, fee, fo, fun … music festival to return
MUSIC festival celebrations are taking to the stage this summer. Fi Fest, a Berkshire-based music festival, will be held on Forest Green Road, Fifield, near Bray, on Sunday, August 29....
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Horrible Histories to come to a car park in Windsor
DRIVE into a world of hilarious history on stage in Windsor this week. Car Park Party, created by Birmingham Stage Company and Coalition Agency, is bringing Horrible Histories – Gorgeous...
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Reading-based charity calls for donations to help its work with vulnerable members of the community
A HOMELESS charity says it has seen a rise in demand since the pandemic began. New Beginnings has transformed a former Reading town centre pub into a non-alcoholic premises, which...
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Dam works scheduled for California Country Park
Improvements will be made to California Country Park's dam in Finchampstead.
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There’s still time to see Dorian at The Watermill
The Picture of Dorian Gray at The Watermill Theatre in Newbury has been extended for two weeks, after proving popular online.
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Reading homeless charity puts out a call for donations
New Beginnings, in Reading, is looking for donations after seeing a rise in demand.
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