Go wild at church this Sunday
Woodley Wild Church will be meeting at 4pm in the yard of St John's Church on Church Road.
Read moreDetailsWoodley Wild Church will be meeting at 4pm in the yard of St John's Church on Church Road.
Read moreDetailsResidents have been invited by the parish council to St Mary's Church centre at 8pm.
Read moreDetailsAS ANY student who attends the University of Reading can testify, the lecture rooms and halls of residence are set in some beautiful grounds.
Read moreDetailsTHEY?RE the people who keep Reading moving, and usually they?re our unsung heroes too.
Read moreDetailsTWO nights of great music are coming up thanks to Wokingham Music Club.
Read moreDetailsRoads will be closed on Sunday, as the Reading Half Marathon sees runners, not cars, take over the town's streets - here's what to expect
Read moreDetailsThe area of orchards in England and Wales has halved since the early 1900s, according to new research by the National Trust.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based music charity that works to remove barriers for entry to the industry has been given a massive boost, thanks to the National Lottery.
Read moreDetailsTwyford and Wargrave's Roman Catholic parishioners are welcoming their bishop on a visit to them
Read moreDetailsAN ARTIST who has had five Top 10 hits is preparing to wow audiences at The Hexagon with his latest show.
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