Young people and their families descended on High Close School last weekend to take part in the annual celebration event for Barnardo’s service users across the South East and Anglia....
Read moreDetailsA CHARVIL teenager is getting ready to take part in a prestigious ballet show. On Thursday and Friday, Sereina Mowlem (17), will take a bow when she performs at the...
Read moreDetailsREADING midfielder Michael Olise has a signed a new professional contract at the Madejski Stadium to keep him at the club until the summer of 2022. Olise broke through into...
Read moreDetailsJON Dadi Bodvarsson has left Reading on a permanent deal to join Millwall for an undisclosed fee. The Royals have now sold three first team players in their hope to...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at Reading Buses are celebrating after the firm was shortlisted for four excellence awards. The four shortlistings for routeone Excellence Awards represent all the company categories for which Reading...
Read moreDetailsTWO rooms for reflection and remembrance can now be built at a new hospice for the Thames Valley, thanks to an astonishing £60,000 donation. Freemasons across Berkshire joined forces to...
Read moreDetailsA PLAY that looks at the impact of dementia on a family was performed at Crowthorne Library last week. Connie’s Colander told the story of Connie, a retired domestic science...
Read moreDetailsBy Angela Garwood I have noticed something rather awesome over the last few months. Something that makes me feel joyful, proud and all the other good feelings. It’s nothing huge,...
Read moreDetailsTHEY’RE known for going the extra mile when it comes to delivering a takeaway, but this must surely be the furthest yet. Last Thursday, a team cyclists from online food...
Read moreDetailsGRAB your hat and put on them shades – the award-winning spectacular that is Europe’s biggest and best-loved production of the Blues Brothers is heading to Marvellous. This show is...
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