Fitness group punches high for charity
Fitness group punches high for charity
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FROM THE LEADER: We can’t wait for the government to act over the cost of living crisis
We need to put in place local support measures as a matter of urgency - we cannot afford to wait for the government to decide what to do.
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The Dolphin School makes a big splash at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Dolphin School makes a big splash in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Wokingham Children’s Book Festival reveals its headliners
Wokingham Children's Book Festival reveals its headliners
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Hurst Horticultural Show was a blooming success
Hurst Horticultural Show was a blooming success
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Six convicted in connection with murder of Reece Heffernan
Six people have been convicted in connection with the murder of Reece Heffernan, who was stabbed in Tilehurst last October
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Protestors target children and parents at story time events
Protestors targeted children and parents at family reading events conducted by Aida H Dee, a drag queen and children's author, on Wednesday, August 24
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Council urges festival goers to ’embrace’ its climate goals and take their tents home
Reading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid single-use plastics
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Ambulance and fire crews attend Winnersh road traffic collision
At 9.47am, on Sunday, August 21, a crew from the Caversham Road Fire Station was dispatched to Robin Hood Lane
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Ukulele recital at St Mary’s
SHINFIELD residents will be treated to an afternoon of feel-good tunes at St Mary's Church.
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