Local artists set themselves a February challenge
Local artists set themselves a February challenge
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Wokingham Music Club welcomes back Mark Harrison and band
Wokingham Music Club welcomes back Mark Harrison and band
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Coffee with a conscience
Coffee with a conscience
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Fire service urges residents to test alarms
RESIDENTS are being asked to test their smoke alarms regularly by Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS).
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‘We will be heard’: Residents to stand in local elections following council’s refusal to debate petition
A CAMPAIGN group has said it will put forward Independent candidates in May's local elections.
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‘I’m a 31-year-old dad, TikTok terrifies me’: Comedian Jacob Hawley on his upcoming Purple Turtle gig
Jacob Hawley talks about his latest stand-up show, Bump, which is coming to Reading's Purple Turtle on Thursday, March 30, with Mates Rates Comedy
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Building society marks 50th anniversary of Wokingham branch with visit from MP
ONE OF Wokingham borough's four MPs showed a lot of interest when he visited a building society in the town centre.
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Aldi hits milestone of 30 million meals donated – with 160,800 meals given out in Berkshire
A PARTNERSHIP between a supermarket chain and a charity has seen more than 30 million meals donated over the past three years
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Why Suffragettes from Tilehurst are thought to be behind the arson of a Wargrave church
Wargrave Local History Society's February meeting was an illustrated presentation by Dr Margaret Simons, on Suffragettes
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Review: Reading Rep’s Hedda Gabler proves Ibsen’s work is more relevant and engaging than ever
Hedda Gabler transposes themes of struggle in a patriarchal society to include acceptance for queer people to wonderful effect at Reading Rep
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