Lexicon awards open for voting
The Lexicon shopping centre in Bracknell has launched its Lexicon Awards 2023.
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Singing in festive harmony: English and Ukraine choirs in Woodley
Singing in festive harmony: English and Ukraine choirs in Woodley
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Les and Michael get into the Christmas spirit
Two residents from a Sindlesham care home got into the Christmas spirit with a trip to a local restaurant.
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Two concerts on one day for Woodley Concert Band
TWO seasonal concerts will take place in Woodley later this month, just in time for Christmas.
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Wokingham’s Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
Wokingham's Cafe Refresh celebrates talent
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Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
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Faster connectivity coming to Bracknell
Bracknell is set to benefit from an industry-leading agreement.
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Police suspect blaze in east Wokingham home is arson
EMERGENCY crews were called to a home in east Wokingham yesterday afternoon to tackle a blaze being treated as arson.
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Finchampstead comedy carol concert swaps choir master for Taskmaster
Finchampstead comedy carol concert swaps choir master for Taskmaster
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Lighting up for worthy causes
A Shinfield street geared up for Christmas last weekend with the grand switch-on of its festive light display.
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