WORK to create 11 social-rent homes in Hurst is now underway after six former council homes were demolished just before Christmas. Situated in Tape Lane, work on the new homes...
Read moreDetailsA MUCH-LOVED residential home has been sold to one of the oldest charities in Berkshire. Reading Almshouse Charity, which aim to provide accommodation to those in need, is to take...
Read moreDetailsElliott Rushforth scored the only goal of the game as Wokingham and Emmbrook battled past struggling Chinnor at Larges Lane. The visitors arrived with just four points to their name...
Read moreDetailsThomas Herbert Victor, the painter of our beautiful little picture this week, was a very interesting character who developed his very own alter ego for reasons that will become clear....
Read moreDetailsA SEVEN-piece group of ukulele enthusiasts warmly invite you to come along for an evening of music, singing along, silly banter, frivolity and fun when they appear at South Street...
Read moreDetailsJim Mullen A NICE bit of new year jazz is coming to Norden Farm next weekend. Promising sublime music in an intimate club style setting, Jim Mullen will be picking...
Read moreDetailsTHE DEVELOPMENT of Reading’s railway network will be explored in the first talk of the New Year from the Centre for Heritage and Family History. Taking place at Reading Central...
Read moreDetailsA Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire Hospital is celebrating after winning a top honour – after being nominated by his patients. Dr Antoni Chan received the award for ‘Best...
Read moreDetailsANYONE who made a New Year’s resolution to get stuck into the community, help people or be kinder can find just what they’re looking for a special event being held...
Read moreDetailsWelcome to 2019. I say again … welcome to 2019. So how was your end of 2018? I have so many questions for you and so many things I would...
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