Taste the rainbow … Pride cocktail goes on sale in Winnersh restaurant
A NEW cocktail has gone on sale at a Winnersh restaurant, aimed at celebrating Pride month.
Read moreDetailsA NEW cocktail has gone on sale at a Winnersh restaurant, aimed at celebrating Pride month.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS young and old got their creative juices flowing thanks to a unique event at the Museum of English Rural Life.
Read moreDetailsWhen our Queen passed away amongst many tears, Charles finally inherited the throne, This created a King for the first time in decades.
Read moreDetailsSwim in a Maidenhead lake and raise funds for hospice care
Read moreDetailsKatie Amos, the lead for local history at Reading Central Library, told the History Of Yeomanry House to the Wargrave Local History Society
Read moreDetailsA new Bracknell art exhibition illustrates the hidden dangers of unsupervised swimming
Read moreDetailsA chance to swap old clothes for new in Earley
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading is looking for host families to accommodate students this coming academic year.
Read moreDetailsPassed away suddenly at home on Sunday 7th May 2023 aged 66 years. His family and friends are coming to terms with living in a world without Bob in it....
Read moreDetailsPassed away peacefully at West oak Nursing Home on 28th April 2023, aged 94 years. Betty will be greatly missed by all her family and friends who knew and loved...
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