Toyah heads up first RaW Sounds.Today playlist of 2022
HAPPY New Year and welcome to another 12 months of great music from bands in and around the Reading and Wokingham area
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Who needs Santa’s sleigh? Presents delivered to RBH in an Aston Martin
FESTIVE gifts arrived in style at the Royal Berkshire Hospital just before Christmas, thanks to Aston Martin Reading.
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Government urged to tackle winter death and cold home crisis facing Berkshire
NEW research shows that more than 350 Berkshire people died from excess winter deaths ? and there are fears that this winter?s total could be higher
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How Twyford and Hurst is helping people learn how to make watercolours
An artist whose earlier books topped best seller lists, has produced a brand new one on how to do ink and watercolour pictures.
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Travelling from Reading to Waterloo tomorrow? Catch the bus, not the train
ENGINEERING work means rail users leaving Reading will need to catch a bus tomorrow.
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More than 300 people arrested in Thames Valley for drug or drink driving during festive season
From Wednesday, December 1, until Saturday, January 1, 229 people were arrested for drink driving, and 152 people for drug driving.
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Wokingham pub receives Pub of the Year accolade from Real Ale campaigners
AN EARLY Christmas present was delivered to a Wokingham pub ? their award.
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Action packed January planned for Wokingham CLASP
Members of CLASP can look forward to a busy month of activities in January. The programme begins on Tuesday, January 11.
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Wokingham Choral Society opens rehearsals for March concert
The society has now started rehearsals for its next concert in March.
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Thames Valley records lowest levels of serious violence in England and Wales
PCC Barber said that, by population, the region has the lowest levels of serious violence of any police force in England and Wales.
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