Readipop unveils line-up for 2022 festival, including Sugarhill Gang, Morcheeba and Badly Drawn Boy
NEW acts have been announced for the Readipop Festival line-up as tickets go on sale.
Read moreDetailsNEW acts have been announced for the Readipop Festival line-up as tickets go on sale.
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY, theatregoers will feel like they are on top of the world, thanks to a special performance.
Read moreDetailsWe?ve launched a campaign, Your Care, Your Way, to ensure services are taking their duty seriously to provide info in a way that people understand
Read moreDetailsA HOUSEBUILDER is doing its bit to help Ukrainians caught up in Putin?s invasion of the European country.
Read moreDetailsTesco customers buying fruit or vegetables in Wokingham will be helping to support children living in food insecurity.
Read moreDetailsMy Journey Wokingham, which runs the Bikeability proficiency scheme in schools, is looking for instructors to join them.
Read moreDetailsThe choir has an open night for potential new members to give the group a try on Monday, April 4, at Charvil Village Hall.
Read moreDetailsAN ILLEGAL rave was broken up by police today, with a number of arrests made.
Read moreDetailsCranstoun took over the council’s domestic abuse support service last year after it was awarded a £1.5million.
Read moreDetailsFor two years the supply of new bicycles has struggled to keep up with demand, the potential for growth is huge
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