From small Acorns… new art trail gives people a chance to see Wokingham borough artists at work
A new arts trail will invite visitors to artists' studios giving an insight into their work from first sketches to final masterpieces.
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Tasty amount raised with cakes and cricket in Hurst
Hurst Cricket Club's 1st XI team last Saturday played its first league match of the season at home since the village's cricketers
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Hotel plans for Finchampstead
Nirvana Spa has submitted plans to create a 49-bedroom hotel at West Court in Park Lane.
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Enjoy a night of musical madness
It's tribute night at Wokingham Music Club
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Queen Anne’s to host national music education conference
Queen Anne's School will welcome 250 delegates, speakers, and professionals in in music education for three days of events and speeches
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Family-friendly festival returns to University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus this weekend
A HOST of family fun is coming to the Univeristy of Reading this weekend, and everyone is invited.
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Plans revealed for new Wokingham restaurant
Signage has appeared, and the company has confirmed it plans to open later "before autumn".
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Nine weeks of roadworks to start in Hurst on Monday
NINE weeks of roadworks between Hurst and Winnersh are set to begin on Monday, May 13 ? including temporary traffic lights and a road closure.
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Why Walnuts will be dancing in the aisles at Hurst church
Dancing in the aisles, fun and games are all promised at an evening of Celtic Funk, Folk and Americana music at a village church.
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Bracknell baby business celebrates success
What started as a small business 17 years ago is now a market-leading, independent retailer.
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