Charvil choir seeks female alto and girl sopranos for Christmas concert
Charvil choir seeks female alto and girl sopranos for Christmas concert
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Audiences can waltz into Wokingham cinema for a night with Andre Rieu
Audiences can waltz into Wokingham cinema for a night with Andre Rieu
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Classic car meet coming to Winnersh
A WINNERSH pub will be welcoming petrolheads next month.
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Pubgoers want a garden to enjoy – here’s why
THE old adage of a pub being all spit and sawdust couldn't be further from the truth for modern pubgoers.
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Ollie would have loved the fun day in his name
Ollie would have loved the fun day in his name
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No attack of the cybermen
THAMES WATER has responded to claims that it has been the victim of a cyber attack.
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Hogwood homes plan moves step closer after approval granted
Plans to build 140 homes on Reading Football Club's former training ground have moved a step closer following full approval being granted.
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Bus driver who got families to University of Reading’s graduation ceremonies on time is a real star
A READING BUSES driver who helped students and their families get to the graduation ceremonies has been praised for his role.
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Residents unite against 350 home Blagrove Meadow proposal
Residents in the area have described the proposals as "destructive".
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Auditions open for The Sleeping Beauty
Members of a local amateur dramatics group will be thinking of Christmas when they get together next week
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