A Playhatch Pub’s Coronation event raised glasses, and hats
A Playhatch Pub's Coronation event raised glasses, and hats
Read moreDetailsA Playhatch Pub's Coronation event raised glasses, and hats
Read moreDetailsSHINFIELD Parish Council marked King Charles III's coronation in a way which involved residents and groups within its community.
Read moreDetailsTHE 150th anniversary of St.John the Baptist church in Crowthorne kicks off with a musical theme this Saturday. The renowned Hart Male Voice Choir has performed to full houses all...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council's leader is to step down to allow him to focus on the forthcoming general election. Cllr Clive Jones is the Liberal Democrats' candidate for the new Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsIT was an afternoon to remember as Finchampstead came together for picnics and prosecco to celebrate King Charles' coronation.
Read moreDetailsWind In The Willows: They'll be messing about on the river, in Reading
Read moreDetailsEUROVISION will be bigger than ever this year with the iconic contest being broadcast live in cinemas across the country.
Read moreDetailsTHE Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has sent vital equipment to help support firefighters in Ukraine.
Read moreDetailsAN AUSTRALIAN cricketer speaking to a theatre full of 'Poms' weeks before an Ashes series is a rather daunting prospect.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Tai Chi group's class supported Alzheimers research
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