A CHARVIL teenager is getting ready to take part in a prestigious ballet show. On Thursday and Friday, Sereina Mowlem (17), will take a bow when she performs at the...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a four-car collision in Charvil in which one of the drivers sustained serious injuries. The incident happened during the morning rush...
Read moreDetailsA FIGHT between two dogs escalated to the owners and now police are appealing for witnesses to an early-morning assault to come forward. The incident took place in East Park...
Read moreDetails‘AND where do you live?’ Raffle ticket seller Victoria Willson was helping the Prime Minister fill out the details on the form, when Theresa May visited the Charvil Village Fete...
Read moreDetailsWork to repair a collapsed sewer in Knowl Hill will start on Monday, July 8. Thames Water said that the project – on the A4 Bath Road near the Esso...
Read moreDetailsPOSTCARDS offering a window on Wokingham’s past will be on offer this weekend thanks to a card collecting fair in Reading. The event, held on Sunday at Rivermead Leisure Centre,...
Read moreDetailsTWO Charvil-based choirs are joining forces for a special concert where they will sing with an American choir The concert, on Friday, July 5, will see Jewel Tones and Sapphire...
Read moreDetailsA SINGING afternoon for female voices will focus on songs from the popular musical film Sister Act. And organisers say you won’t need to dress up like a nun for...
Read moreDetailsIT’S CIDER – but not as we know it. A Charvil-based pub is promising one of the most unusual flavours of the apple-based drink over the next two months. The...
Read moreDetailsA BUS company that runs services to the northern parts of the borough has announced a takeover by another local operator. Courtney Buses will become part of the Reading Buses...
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