Female guitar prodigy to play in Newbury
Female guitar prodigy to play in Newbury
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Residents unite against 350 home Blagrove Meadow proposal
Residents in the area have described the proposals as "destructive".
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Wokingham Libraries host interactive story time event with Aida H Dee
Storytime drag queen Aida H Dee is coming to Wokingham libraries with her family-friendly story hour event
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THE ASHES: Cricketers put out fire in Shinfield
CRICKETERS were forced to extinguish a fire which emerged midway through a match.
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Adopt a Street scheme keeps Shinfield tidy
A SHINFIELD Parish Council project is committed to promoting a strong anti-litter message.
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Bloomfieldhatch Lane closure
WOKINGHAM motorists may be required to reroute their journeys for a day due to planned works.
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Chalk About It art event returns to Wokingham this weekend
Chalk About It art event returns to Wokingham next weekend
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South East office investment tops £1bn in Q2 2022
REAL ESTATE across the south east continues to be buoyant according to new market data.
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Opera singer Brindley Sherratt launches new album at Reading Town Hall with help from Reading Phoenix Choir and Berkshire Youth Choir
AN OPERA singer who created his latest album in Reading will be showcasing tracks from it in a special concert taking place next month
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Ure Museum installs graphics for summer showing
VISITORS of a Reading museum will get a glimpse of ancient history through its new window display.
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