Can’t make carol service? Still buy a ticket urges charity
CHRISTMAS lovers are being asked to buy tickets for a charity carol service, even if they cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS lovers are being asked to buy tickets for a charity carol service, even if they cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsA HOUSEBUILDER has appointed a new managing director for its Thames Valley division.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is putting its next Local Plan together covering the period through to 2036. Here are some of my issues with it
Read moreDetailsLast month, Earley Town Council?s Water Bailiffs hosted a match at Maiden Erlegh Lake.
Read moreDetailsNikki Gladwin-Stride, also known as DJ NikNak, was the first ever winner of DJ set of the year in the Where Pride Lives awards on Friday, November 5.
Read moreDetailsThe free resource is aimed at policy makers and planners. It shows how extreme weather events will affect risks at regional and national level.
Read moreDetailsThe seven-year-old from Twyford has been creating greeting cards, after discovering a love for the art medium.
Read moreDetailsThree people are delighted to have been given a pair of hankies, two long sticks and one short stick. Find out why here
Read moreDetailsA CHOIR is preparing for its first concert since the covid pandemic
Read moreDetailsThey'll be joined by rock band, Reef, and Dodgy, to perform at Fi Fest 2022 on Saturday, July 9.
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