ABBA fans can enjoy fun night in Lower Earley pub
ABBA fans can enjoy a fun karaoke night at an Earley pub on Saturday, February 2. Mamma Mia is the theme for the evening at the Seven Red Roses in...
Read moreDetailsABBA fans can enjoy a fun karaoke night at an Earley pub on Saturday, February 2. Mamma Mia is the theme for the evening at the Seven Red Roses in...
Read moreDetailsA BENCHMARKING tool from a leading equality campaigner has seen the University of Reading become one of the UK’s top employers. The Stonewall Workplace Equality Index (WEI) was published earlier...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at nature conservation since the 19th century is coming up at a free talk in Earley next week. On Tuesday, January 29, Earley St Peter’s Church Hall will...
Read moreDetailsArsonists have struck at a popular Earley play area. Sometime overnight on Saturday, January 12 into Sunday, January 13, the firebugs moved wheelie bins from the Maiden Place shops to...
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR family restaurant has closed, leaving fans of American-Italian food having to travel to get their fix. The doors to the Shepherds Hill branch of Frankie and Benny’s were...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS across the borough have reported sightings of two men in a van looking for 'scrap metal'. Throughout the week, there have been a number of postings on social media...
Read moreDetailsAT first glance, Berkshire’s green fields do not have much in common with the Hollywood hills. But this green and pleasant land is about to star in a film that...
Read moreDetailsOVER the next three weeks, Reading Operatic Society is holding workshops and auditions for its Easter show. Between April 26 and 27, the group will take over the Oakwood Centre...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the history of bell ringing in Wokingham is the topic for Tuesday’s meeting of the Reading Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club. John Harrison, who oversees the bell ringing...
Read moreDetailsA MUCH-LOVED residential home has been sold to one of the oldest charities in Berkshire. Reading Almshouse Charity, which aim to provide accommodation to those in need, is to take...
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