Twyford hosts magical fireworks night
THE guest list included Rubeus Hagrid, Minerva McGonagall and quite a few Dedalus Diggles.
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Gardening charity launches autumn calendar to boost wellbeing
Thrive is asking residents to get involved with gardening and nature projects this autumn to brighten up the colder days.
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Reading Buses change timetable to keep Rivermead connected
As of Monday, November 1, the travel operator has been running more Buzz 42 buses to the town centre.
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L’Ortolan ranked a top dining destination
AA awarded L'Ortolan, on Church Lane, three AA Rosettes in its annual award ceremony last month.
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Wokingham art gallery founder hosts launch event to showcase work
R Young Art Gallery, at Alexandra Court, Wokingham, invited members of the public to its grand opening to showcase its new studio.
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Holme Grange School awarded gold standard for mental health
Holme Grange School was awarded a Gold standard by the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools.
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Christmas wreath making at Reading Biscuit Factory
To get into the festive spirit, participants can enjoy creating their wreaths at the venue on Broad Street Mall.
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Stock up on Christmas cards at Earley church’s sale
A SALE of Christmas cards and gifts will take place in Earley on Friday, November 5
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Free concert in Winnersh church on Sunday afternoon
A FREE concert will take place in Winnersh on Sunday afternoon
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Reading slave trade links reviewed in new exhibition
AN EXHIBITION at Reading?s RISC will explore the town?s links with the transatlantic slave trade
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