RAVENSCROFT: SPT goes from sinister to satire in thrilling murder mystery
AUDIENCE members will be left to pick up the pieces of a murder investigation at Shinfield Players Theatre at the end of April.
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Wokingham garden centre’s new play area opens
Wokingham garden centre's new play area opens
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Aldi donates 550,000 meals over Easter break
A MAJOR supermarket chain has donated 4,120 meals to people in need across Berkshire over the Easter school holidays.
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Taylor Wimpey sponsors Farley Hill Cricket Club
A WOKINGHAM sports club has welcomed a new partner on board for the 2023 season.
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South east still home to highest number of estate agents
THE south east is still home to the highest number of estate agents. New figures show the area accounts for 29% of the UK total an increase of 11%
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Plugged-in entrepreneur fixes EV charge problem
Plugged-in entrepreneur fixes EV charge problem
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Thames Hospice fundraising for new Hospice at Home service
Thames Hospice has launched an appeal to help upgrade its Hospice at Home service
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Hurst villagers lead Rebellion against hobby horse world record being refused
A village show is staging a rebellion after their attempt at a world record was refused.
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Royals ball person applications open
Reading Football Club are holding trials for new ball persons ahead of their 2023-24 campaign.
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Dolls house and transport miniatures sale to take place in Twyford
Dolls house and transport miniatures sale to take place in Twyford
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