There’s a mouse loose in the house at St Paul’s Church
THERE’S a mouse loose in the house – and you’re invited to find him. Several knitted creations have been made by members of the Mothers’ Union at St Paul’s Church....
Read moreDetailsTHERE’S a mouse loose in the house – and you’re invited to find him. Several knitted creations have been made by members of the Mothers’ Union at St Paul’s Church....
Read moreDetailsLucy Teixeira, Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter, opened a running track at a Woodley school last week following a charity fundraiser.
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS development firm has welcomed the possibility of Reading being granted City Status. Last month, Reading Borough Council put in a bid for the town to be made a...
Read moreDetailsThis weekend's Henley Arts Trail will showcase the vibrant and visual arts and crafts scene across Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
Read moreDetailsSPONSORED swims, walks and runs have helped a housebuilder raise nearly £20,000 for a Crowthorne-based charity that supports seriously ill children and their families. Sebastian’s Action Trust was chosen by...
Read moreDetailsThe 4,591 sqm studio is part of the University of Reading’s Cine Valley project in Shinfield. Designed for chat and game shows, the studio could seat 600.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity will start tackling the education gap caused by the coronavirus, thanks to a donation from Berkshire Community Foundation (BCF). ABC to Read has been granted £5,000 to...
Read moreDetailsA NEW project designed to help young adults with disabilities to explore their ambitions was launched in Twyford last month. Former prime minister, and local MP, Theresa May cut the...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESS is picking up in Woodley town centre, market stallholders have said, as shoppers regain their confidence post-pandemic. Despite the Government postponing the end of lockdown restrictions, the town’s retailers...
Read moreDetailsFor the June meeting of the Wargrave Local History Society, Keith LePage (a custodian for the Spencer Gallery in Cookham) gave a Zoom presentation about the life and work of...
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