Sir Ed Davey was in Reading and Wokingham today, visiting the Royal Berkshire Hospital, meeting residents and party activists, and door-knocking.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Youth says it is an exciting time, as they welcome to its board Jo Halliday, Tamzin Evershed and Guy Constant.
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Maiden Erlegh club made 100 tote bags for people in need
Read moreDetailsWoodley historian and artist Jo Romero highlights forgotten Tudor women's lives in her new book.
Read moreDetailsThe Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham, has written to the Secretary of State for Health asking her to visit the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read moreDetailsChoir promises musical treat at their spring concert
Read moreDetailsThe Secure Connected Places Playbook includes guidance on how connected places can protect themselves from would-be attacks.
Read moreDetailsPicture perfect children's concert features lights, camera, and action
Read moreDetailsMaiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
Read moreDetailsChoir promises musical treat at their spring concert
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