CHURCH NOTES: Harvest is a time to be grateful for our plateful
Why not go along to a Harvest Service and see what the Church is involved in around the world to bring Harvests, Hope, Health and Happiness
Read moreDetailsWhy not go along to a Harvest Service and see what the Church is involved in around the world to bring Harvests, Hope, Health and Happiness
Read moreDetailsNEW LIBERAL DEMOCRAT MP Dr Philip Lee took part in a cross-party anti-Brexit protest march in Reading town centre on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL choir is inviting people to make a date to come and sing with them. Twyford Singers, which usually rehearses at URC hall in Church Street in the village...
Read moreDetailsFilm fanatics will be celebrating the ‘summer nights’ this weekend when Dinton Pastures Open Air Cinema shows the timeless classic, Grease. After previous screenings of Bohemian Rhapsody and The Greatest...
Read moreDetailsOLD KING COLE was a merry old soul who called for his fiddlers – and we reckon if he was still alive today he would be calling for members of...
Read moreDetailsBACK in the day, it was the staple for school disco slow dances, and it’s still gold today. In the 1980s, Spandau Ballet were everywhere, including playing football for Melchester...
Read moreDetailsTWO groups of music lovers are teaming up to hold a special concert later this month, aimed at celebrating a popular contemporary artist
Read moreDetailsAn exhibition that celebrates one of the most famous convicts in Berkshire, Oscar Wilde, is currently taking place in neighbouring Reading
Read moreDetailsWokingham & Emmbrook manager Dan Bateman is delighted with the start his team has made to the season after they produced a shock result in the FA Vase to beat...
Read moreDetailsA SHOPPING centre in neighbouring Bracknell will sing to celebrate its second birthday.
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