Ray Cooney’s comedy - which has had long tours of the West End and all around the world - is one of his absolute best farces, and he’s returned to...
Read moreDetailsA YOUNG boy’s first fishing expedition is not a story about the one that got away - it’s about the one that caused police to seal off a popular footpath...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at Reading Blue Coat School said that they are delighted that the vast majority of it A Level students secured their first or insurance university place on results day,...
Read moreDetailsTHERESA MAY said in her final moments as Prime Minister that she hoped she has inspired "every young girl" that had seen her in the top role.
Read moreDetailsWork to repair a collapsed sewer in Knowl Hill will start on Monday, July 8. Thames Water said that the project – on the A4 Bath Road near the Esso...
Read moreDetailsHoneymoons and rendezvous will transport audiences of a comedy classic to 20th century France this month. Private Lives written by one of Britain’s best-loved playwrights will be performed on the...
Read moreDetailsHE’S CLIMBED mountains, taken on space dictators and become an expert on Agatha Christie, but last Friday, Brian Blessed became a show-off, all for a good cause. The veteran actor...
Read moreDetailsA play oozing with sistership and comedy is the perfect guide to facing life’s challenges belly-first. A Belly Full- written by Marcia Kash and Mary Colin Chisholm -...
Read moreDetailsThe sky’s the limit for a pair who dove 10,000 feet to raise money for dementia care on Saturday. Daniella Johnson- Reminiscence Co-ordinator for Sunrise of Sunning care home- partook...
Read moreDetailsOne of the borough's four MPs announced her resignation as Prime Minister, saying the role had been "the honour of my life". Theresa May, whose Maidenhead constituency includes parts of...
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