Lifestyle

Members of the Reading Geological Society and their guests enjoyed an Introduction to Geology meeting in Wargrave last week. The morning was spent in the Village Hall, when we were...

Lamb chops would be my first choice but steaks or lamb neck fillets are good too. Ingredients  for 4 8 Lamb chops, 4 Neck fillets or 4 Lamb steaks 1...

The NHS is the fifth biggest employer in the world. It employs 1.7 million staff (with the US Department of Defence employing 3.2 million, People’s Liberation Army China employing 2.3...

In this week’s column we meet James Forster, one of our volunteer assessors. James and his colleagues are the first port of call for advice and information for people visiting...

As the days start to brighten you may notice more of our feline friends out and about, soaking up the sunshine. It is normal for cats to roam and sometimes...

The Wheelwright's Arms in Hurst is organising a charity dog walk for its locals and their pets to help less fortunate dogs. Taking part will be Sophie, a miniature Pinscher,...

IT’S a hog roast without a hog - and we’re not telling porkies. This Saturday, Siren Craft Brew in Finchampstead will hold what is thought to be Berkshire’s first fully...

THE outgoing Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police has praised officers for their “day to day” work in preventing and fighting crime, writes James Hastings. Francis Habgood said while the...

The COATS charity for Senior Citizens in Crowthorne has recently appointed Clare Rebbeck in the role of “Connector”. COATS operate a day centre for senior citizens every weekday at their...

READING EAST MP Matt Rodda was one of the speakers at a rally designed to change the Prime Minister’s mind on Brexit. Mr Rodda spoke at the Put It To...