A CHARITY that helps bring music to some of the most disadvantaged children and young people in the world has won a public vote of support. Specialist insurance firm Ecclesiastical...
Read moreDetailsA village shop is going the extra mile during the virus pandemic to ensure vulnerable and self-isolating customers get food. Manager at Hurst Convenience Stores, Jayne Overington, says the store...
Read moreDetailsWE HAD a call from a reader who was struggling to get bags for their food caddy. Since the lockdown, council offices and our libraries have been closed to the...
Read moreDetailsThe COATS charity for seniors will be re-opening their popular charity shop as a pop-up shop in their Centre in Pinewood Avenue, Crowthorne from today. The usual shop, on Crowthorne’s...
Read moreDetails“He was the best son, brother, uncle and partner you could wish for. We are thankful for the memories he gave us all. We will never forget him and he...
Read moreDetails“The monument we are proposing will help bring the focus back to the individuals who were affected by the incident."
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES are being paid to James Furlong, the history teacher from a Wokingham school who was one of three people who died in Reading’s Forbury Gardens yesterday. Police have arrested...
Read moreDetailsTHE BISHOP of Reading has expressed her shock at the Reading terrorist attack, and called for people to pray for the families of the victims. Speaking to Premier Christian Radio...
Read moreDetailsA 25-YEAR-OLD man arrested on suspicion of murder has now been rearrested under Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000. And police have confirmed that suspect – thought to be...
Read moreDetailsJames Furlong, who worked as the head of history and government and politics at The Holt School, died yesterday after the attack.
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