Borough council postpones primary school opening
St Cecilia?s Church of England Primary School in Matthewsgreen will not open this September.
Read moreDetailsSt Cecilia?s Church of England Primary School in Matthewsgreen will not open this September.
Read moreDetailsValerie Thorn is coordinating a group to make red, white and blue bunting for the centre to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Read moreDetailsROCKER Ricky Warwick brought his Fighting Hearts to Reading last week, for a night to remember.
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD-based sprinter who trained at a new gym in Winnersh Triangle is celebrating after scooping a gold medal.
Read moreDetailsAfter growing three tonnes of organic produce for local food banks, and planting 400 fruit trees, a charity has made its first community garden.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to find out how to help Wokingham is coming next week, thanks to a volunteer fair.
Read moreDetailsThe Pinewood Miniature Railway reopens this Sunday, March 20, offering rides on small gauge engines which can be enjoyed by passengers of all ages.
Read moreDetailsARTS centre South Hill Park has been known for decades as a real community hub, now it's branching out into team building sessions
Read moreDetailsA COMEDY night in Reading on Saturday will be a serious affair - it's raising funds for Ukraine
Read moreDetailsA MED TECH company is supporting Blood Cancer UK with virtual fundraising event.
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