The Project Singers seek women and girls for the choir
The Project Singers seek women and girls for the choir
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Hunt for royals in Emmbrook this half term
Hunt for royals in Emmbrook this half term
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Ahead of Royal Berkshire Hospital’s future, residents get a chance to learn more about its historic past in online meeting
AS THE future of the Royal Berkshire Hospital is discussed, an online meeting last week gave people to look back at its past.
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Prizes on offer at the Bracknell Together Walk this Sunday, from South Hill Park – two routes available
A CALL has been made to join this year?s Bracknell Together Walk, which takes place on Sunday from South Hill Park
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Nearly 27,000 in the South East sign up for UK’s biggest ever plastics investigation
A CALL has been made for people to count their plastic waste in a bid to help the environment.
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You’ll never sing alone – choral night for female voices in Charvil this Saturday
A SINGING evening for female voices will take place in Charvil this Saturday
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Woodley pupils unite to support two charities
Pupils at the Rivermead Primary School will be donating a range of good quality clothing and toiletries to The Cowshed and First Days.
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Wokingham Borough Council highlights services for Mental Health Awareness Week
The annual awareness week, taking place between Monday, May 9, to Sunday, May 15, will focus on loneliness.
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Berkshire resident and Concentration camp survivor celebrates 100th birthday
Stanley Booker, born in Gillingham now living in Berkshire, marked the event with an array of activity.
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POETRY CORNER: The Silkie
?Why do you watch the great, grey sea ? And why do you turn your face from me ??
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