Handmade poppies appear across borough thanks to Barkham Hookers
CROCHETED poppies have been appearing across the borough in the lead up to Remembrance Day today.
Read moreDetailsCROCHETED poppies have been appearing across the borough in the lead up to Remembrance Day today.
Read moreDetailsPROPOSALS for 4,000 homes at Halls Farm in Shinfield could become a reality if the new Draft Local Plan is adopted
Read moreDetailsInstead of asking for gifts to be purchased and donated, the charity is asking for cash donations, empower parents and carers to choose a present.
Read moreDetailsThe Bracknell-based venue will see visitors browse a range of stalls at its Craft and Design Fair.
Read moreDetailsThe band plays a mix of traditional tunes, lively instrumentals and contemporary songs on over a dozen instruments in a non-traditional way.
Read moreDetailsTo mark Remembrance Day today, Swallowfield villagers have been making knitted and crocheted poppies to place on the memorial.
Read moreDetailsThe awards, which took place at The Great Barn, in Oxfordshire, recognise the efforts of Thames Valley Police?s neighbourhood policing teams.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was threatened at knifepoint during an attempted robbery in Lower Earley earlier this week
Read moreDetailsOaklands Infant School, on Butler Road, treated its year one pupils to an exciting reading space full of books and colourful paintings.
Read moreDetailsStudents looking at their options for the next academic year can explore opportunities at Reading College this Saturday.
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