Win family tickets to see Jack and the Beanstalk at The Hexagon this Christmas
JACK and the Beanstalk is going to bean the stalk of the town this Christmas.
Read moreDetailsJACK and the Beanstalk is going to bean the stalk of the town this Christmas.
Read moreDetailsLabour MPs Tan Dhesi (Slough) and Matt Rodda (Reading East) were special guests of Woodley & Whitegates Labour fundraising event at Sonning Golf Club
Read moreDetailsSo far, more than 6,500 Wokingham residents have taken part in the Wokingham Borough Council survey.
Read moreDetailsEstimates suggest the reforms, as currently planned, would cost the council £25 million per year, which is about 17% of its budget.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS is a time for family gatherings, but if loved ones aren't there, it can be a difficult time of year.
Read moreDetailsLate night Christmas tasting at the garden centre
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM residents will give their opinions on a proposed 26 hectare development at an event on Friday, November 18.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps Reading people with housing and homelessness is preparing to sing of the season at its annual carols by candlelight event.
Read moreDetailsHE'S THE man with the golden girls. Or he would be, if he can get them back on to Reading Buses.
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN to raise funding for a new landmark sculpture for Wokingham has received support from a real estate management company
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