Go wild at church this Sunday
Woodley Wild Church will be meeting at 4pm in the yard of St John's Church on Church Road.
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Talented young actors look to the Ink and the Stars for Watermill’s new play
A NEW play featuring a young cast will be performed in Newbury this week, and it champions accesible theatre
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Reading FC duo Andy Rinomhota and Yakou Meite set to miss remainder of season with injury
Reading FC manager Paul Ince confirmed that both Andy Rinomohta and Yakou Meite are likely to miss the remainder of the Championship season.
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Construction firm The Wates Group celebrates its highest-ever operating profit
A FAMILY-owned construction group with offices in Newbury has reported record profits
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Get back to nature thanks to Uni’s new trail
AS ANY student who attends the University of Reading can testify, the lecture rooms and halls of residence are set in some beautiful grounds.
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Let’s hear it for the accountants! Reading Buses celebrates its stars of the year
THEY?RE the people who keep Reading moving, and usually they?re our unsung heroes too.
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Funk, soul and Wishbone Ash thanks to Wokingham Music Club
TWO nights of great music are coming up thanks to Wokingham Music Club.
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Lindisfarne to celebrate 50 years of Fog On The Tyne by visiting Nettlebed
SCURRILOUS gossip will be mixed with folk classics on Monday, April 4, and it?s all thanks to Nettlebed Folk Club.
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Police release CCTV of man wanted in connection with conspiracy to commit burglary
Thames Valley Police is releasing an image of a man officers wish to speak to in connection to a conspiracy to commit burglary investigation
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Spring statement: Chancellor needs to do more to help small businesses warns accountancy expert
SMALL businesses will benefit from some changes announced by the Chancellor last week, but more needed to be done to address the rising cost of living
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