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“Listening to music has many therapeutic benefits for older people, especially those living with dementia, as it can help to unlock long-forgotten happy memories, as well as encouraging social interaction,...

The FBC centre in Gorse Ride North launched its new friendship table on last month – the day lockdown restrictions eased.

St Catherine’s church, Sindlesham is hosting a flower festival over the weekend of June 12 to 13.

AN EMERGENCY text alert system will be trialled in Reading later this month. Similar to systems in New Zealand, loud alerts with phone vibration could be sent out for terrorist...

Back to Work with Nigel Richards Whether you are fresh out of school, with neither experience nor a clue about the career path you wish to follow, or an old-hand...

Gabrielle Hillier, from Holme Grange School, was runner up in an international art contest - and she drew her entry with her eyes closed.

The charity, which provides free care for people living with life-limiting illnesses, received the funding boost from Persimmon Homes North London through its Community Champions programme.

A WOKINGHAM man who travelled without a train ticket has been fined £440. Regan Bailey Senior, 21 and from Milton Road, was accused of travelling on a Great Western Railway...

Here is the winner of this month's contest from Wokingham Writers Group, written by Eva Donkor.

Cllr Stuart Munro, executive member for business and economic development at the borough council said he is incredibly pleased to be nominated for the prestigious award.