THE Gratis Choir is holding a spring concert in Winnersh this weekend. Called Poetry in Music, the event sees the choir sing words that were originally written as poetry, rather...
Read moreDetailsEVERYTHING stops for tea and for Bracknell MP Dr Phillip Lee, that couldn’t be more true. Late last month, he visited Beaton’s Tearooms in Crowthorne to find out how the...
Read moreDetailsA MOVE to deselect one of the borough’s four MPs has been blasted as “a threat to our democracy”. Dr Phillip Lee has said that he will not attend an...
Read moreDetailsMusicians, singers, poets and actors are invited to perform at Hare Hatch Sheeplands next open mic event, which takes place tomorrow. They only need to turn up on the night...
Read moreDetailsA FASHION retailer has launched a recruitment campaign as it makes final preparations to open in Peach Place. Oliver Bonas is looking for staff to enable it to start trading...
Read moreDetailsA SUPERB bowling display from Shinfield saw them win their second game of the league season with a two wicket victory against Woodcote. Woodcote won the toss and elected to...
Read moreDetailsREADING defender and club captain Paul McShane has been released after four seasons at the club. The Republic of Ireland international joined the Royals in 2015 on a free transfer...
Read moreDetailsJOSE GOMES' side will be heading to Spain for a two-week training in preparation for the 2019/20 Championship season. After returning to pre-season training on July 1st, the players and...
Read moreDetailsREADING Women were edged out 3-2 by Chelsea in a close encounter on the final day of the season. A second half filled with goals eventually saw Chelsea run out...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES can enjoy a very special concert this half-term, thanks to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts. It is organising a Concertini with The Polka Dots on Tuesday, May 28....
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