MURDER mysteries can make you walk a virtual tightrope, looking for clues in unexpected places. And now a Shinfield-based theatre group is preparing to launch a high flying crime to...
Read moreDetailsKNIFE crime in Woosehill has led to Thames Valley Police stepping up its patrols in the area. Officers took to social media at the weekend to confirm their intent, promising...
Read moreDetailsIN A BID to help people look after their hearts, this food chain is offering more than just sandwiches. Subway has teamed up with Heart Research UK to offer grants...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN £1 million is being pushed into solving the root cause of serious violence, thanks to the Home Office. The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley will...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at a Wokingham primary school raised more than £9,000 in half term to help fund online learning. Staff at St Teresa’s Catholic Academy set active challenges for pupils and...
Read moreDetailsWorld-renowned artist Banksy has confirmed he is responsible for the Reading Gaol mural.
Read moreDetailsTurmeric TalesCollection OnlyFridays and SaturdaysCrowthornefacebook.com/turmerictalesbyanu Turmeric Tales was set up during lockdown in 2020 by Anu, a passionate chef with a real flair for flavour. Prior to focusing on the...
Read moreDetailsSpring has come early in Hurst, as a host of golden daffodils stuns visitors to Dinton Pastures country park.
Read moreDetailsWagrave's Active Silver has celebrated its fifth anniversary, with a special visit from Debbie McGee.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead residents can have their say on a draft neighbourhood development plan.
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