A TRUST that has been helping youngsters make music has been awarded more than £750,000 in the second round of Arts Council coronavirus grants. Berkshire Maestros, which has been providing...
Read moreDetailsA Woodley hairdresser has been shortlisted for a regional award for his creative styling.
Read moreDetailsThis week, Nellie Williams reflects on her experience getting a Covid test, and hopes its nothing more than a chest infection.
Read moreDetailsCruse Bereavement Care, which is a base in Bracknell, has been granted government funding to support families affected by the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough currently sits in tier one, on medium alert, and the council is planning for the worst but hoping for the best.
Read moreDetailsCarol Adkins, from local company Berkshire Physiotherapy, made her podcast debut recently.
Read moreDetailsLast week I mentioned that the Premier League was discussing action against some of the most controversial parts of the revised Laws of the Game on handball. They have acted...
Read moreDetailsEmma Major, from Earley, is celebrating the launch of her new book called Little Guy: A Journey Of Hope.
Read moreDetailsAfter nine months in lockdown, theatre is returning to The Mill at Sonning, in its newly christened auditorium.
Read moreDetailsCustomers are celebrating the reopening of a Post Office which has been closed for two months. There’s been a big welcome for the two people who are now running Hurst...
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