Thames Valley Premier LeagueThe title race took another dramatic twist as FINCHAMPSTEAD dropped points away at Mortimer, while BERKS COUNTY closed the gap with a win.Finches scored twice in the...
Read moreDetailsA DIGITAL production is set to premiere at The Watermill this autumn. The Newbury-based venue will present a new comedy, Going The Distance from October 4. Written by Henry Filloux-Bennett...
Read moreDetailsBinfield FC forward Jemel Johnson has confirmed that he will be leaving the club. Johnson has been a long term servant for the Moles, spending seven seasons with the club...
Read moreDetailsReading Rockets have confirmed the appointment of Dan Pearson as the new head coach and academy director at the club. Pearson replaces the departed Alan Keane who left the Rockets...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home marked Dementia Action Week last month. During the week of action, residents learnt about how to support others and looked at the way...
Read moreDetailsA MUSIC festival is set to entertain audiences at Reading venues this autumn. Reading’s multi-venue event Are You Listening? event will be returning after a year off for covid. Organised...
Read moreDetailsOrganisers are planning the 2021 Wokingham Winter Carnival with a covid-friendly twist.
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR music festival is making plans to return this summer, covid restrictions permitting. Marvellous will once again take over Dinton Pastures in Hurst on Saturday, July 17 and Sunday,...
Read moreDetailsMORE people picked up a needle and thread than ever before last year, as it is revealed sewing became the nation’s favourite lockdown hobby. According to a survey by Brother...
Read moreDetailsSTARS are back on stage in Hurst next month, as live festivals return to the village. The annual Party In The Park, which offers evening entertainment from local bands, is...
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