Woodley church to hold pancake party on Shrove Tuesday
WOODLEY Baptist Church is holding a pancake party on Tuesday, March 5. Entry is free and there will be a range of pancakes, toppings and refreshments to enjoy. It runs...
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Nature lovers invited to go on a bird watching walk with RSPB in Dinton Pastures on Saturday
NATURE lovers are invited to join the Bracknell and Wokingham branch of the RSPB on a nature walk through Dinton Pastures this Saturday (March 2). Starting at 9am, the three-and-a-half...
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Entries now open for Three Counties Cycle Ride in June
THERE are two wheels, three counties and just four months to the start. Entries are now being taken for the annual Three Counties Cycle ride which takes place on Sunday,...
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More lunchtime concerts announced for Arborfield church
MUSIC really is the food of love at an Arborfield church. St Eligius has organised a series of lunchtime concerts which include a buffet. They run throughout the year and...
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‘Outrageous’ morris dancers from Hurst prepare to celebrate their 30th birthday
Morris dancers condemned for being outrageous are merrily celebrating their team’s 30th birthday. Hurst Morris People are inviting everyone to their birthday barn dance on Saturday March 2, at Hurst...
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Supertonics planning Big Band night for Jennett’s Park on Saturday
A BIG BAND concert taking place in Jennett’s Park has almost sold out. Taking place on Saturday, March 2, the event will see the Supertonics Big Band perform a mixture...
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Shake-up sees end of Heart Breakfast with Matt & Michelle
FANS of a popular breakfast radio programme will soon have a new wake-up call after station bosses announced a radical shake-up. Heart Radio currently broadcasts Matt & Michelle between 6am...
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PETS & VETS: Urinary infections in cats – and what it could mean
Cats can be very sensitive creatures and the truth is that they are very easily stressed out by changes in their environment. Did you know that urinary issues can be...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Stamp… From Tractor driver to renowned artist
Our artist this week has yet another interesting tale to tell… Edward Stamp was born in London in 1939 and at the age of only four, was very quickly evacuated...
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Double bill of events at Wokingham church: concert followed by a barn dance
TICKETS are now being sold for a double bill of musical entertainment in Wokingham. The Reading A440 Choir is teaming up with The Canbury Singers for a concert at All...
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