TO MARK the 75th anniversary of D Day, a Bracknell-based arts centre is staging a play aimed at recreating the lives of those who went before us. Their Finest Hour...
Read moreDetailsWHEN Commissioner Gordon needed Gotham City’s protector, he would fire up the Bat signal. But Berkshire residents in need of help just need to pick up the phone. From Monday,...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has ended a seven year search for a new Borough police HQ. The current building in the centre of Reading has been in use since 1997 and...
Read moreDetailsFINAL preparations are being made for a popular charity beer festival. Taking place in the new venue of Stanlake Meadow Recreation Ground, the 10th annual Twyford Beer Festival runs on...
Read moreDetailsThe circus came to town for Meadow Mayhem, the annual summer fundraiser for Meadow Nursery School in Wokingham. Children, friends and family of the Murray Road nursery came in their...
Read moreDetailsThis rice sublime dish takes a little effort but is quite forgiving as long as you don’t overcook the rice or the fish. Below is my recipe but don’t feel...
Read moreDetailsTHE QUEEN’S HEAD in Wokingham’s town centre head a beer festival over the bank holiday weekend - and it was so busy that staff could barely keep up with demand....
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER and daughter will be the next acts on the stage of the Nettlebed Folk Club. Returning after a break for the Whitsun bank holiday, the popular club is...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY fun day will take place in Finchampstead’s Memorial Park from 2pm on Sunday, June 2. Attractions include an inflatable water slide and organisers encourage families to bring a...
Read moreDetailsTHERE were squeals of laughter across Woodley’s shopping precinct on bank holiday Monday thanks to the annual family fun day. Organised by the Woodley Town Centre Management Initiative, the event...
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