Submarine victim’s cousin performs in honour of his memory at 48-hour concert
The Twyford cousin of the submariner Hamish Harding who was killed while diving down to the wreck of the Titanic, played at a fundraising concert
Read moreDetailsThe Twyford cousin of the submariner Hamish Harding who was killed while diving down to the wreck of the Titanic, played at a fundraising concert
Read moreDetailsSTAFF and residents at a Shinfield care home came together for a colour festival to celebrate Pride Month.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity is giving people the chance to win a unique hospitality experience, as well as much more, in its upcoming raffle.
Read moreDetailsCUTE pets are wanted ? and each one will raise money for an animal charity.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading received a University of Sanctuary award.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM local authority is celebrating a significant milestone this year.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Dr B's bike show a 'fantastic day' say organisers
Read moreDetailsA holiday website is looking for a campervan connoisseur to visit hundreds of pubs across the country and sample their beer and get paid for it
Read moreDetailsTHE Abbey Ruins and other Reading landmarks were illuminated red and blue to raise awareness about the impact climate change is having on the planet.
Read moreDetailsThe lazy, hazy days of summer are best spent enjoying your garden or outside space that you have lovingly nurtured and cared for over the past months
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