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IN THE KITCHEN: Sag Aloo
This potato and spinach dish is a great alternative to rice to accompany a curry. You can use al dente boiled peeled new potatoes or small diced sautéed potatoes. It...
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HEALTHWATCH: Does your voice count?
Within the business world customer feedback is treated like gold dust – by knowing what your customer thinks you can adapt your product so that the customer will want to...
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Talk to reflect on development of Reading’s railway network
THE DEVELOPMENT of Reading’s railway network will be explored in the first talk of the New Year from the Centre for Heritage and Family History. Taking place at Reading Central...
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Award for Royal Berkshire Hospital rheumatologist Antoni
A Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire Hospital is celebrating after winning a top honour – after being nominated by his patients. Dr Antoni Chan received the award for ‘Best...
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: What can you do better in 2019?
Welcome to 2019. I say again … welcome to 2019. So how was your end of 2018? I have so many questions for you and so many things I would...
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Wokingham Choral Society to hold Come and Sing event
A CHANCE to try singing with a local choir is on offer next Thursday evening - January 10. Wokingham Choral Society is opening its doors for a special Come and...
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New look for Loddon Valley Leisure Centre gym in Lower Earley
The new gym at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre ONE of the biggest gyms in Berkshire opened for the first time on Christmas Eve, offering a host of new equipment just...
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Enjoy a New Year treat for the senses with L’Ortolan
FAST APPROACHING its 40th anniversary, L’Ortolan in Shinfield is a New Year treat for the senses. If you need to banish the winter blues, a visit to the Michelin-starred restaurant...
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Interested in a veterinary career? Why work experience is vital
We are frequently approached by students at school and college looking for work experience at our practice. I feel that whatever profession or career a young person aspires to, work...
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Berkshire’s best receive New Year’s Honours
SIR JOHN REDWOOD is not the only recipient of a New Year’s honour. An OBE has been awarded to Paul John Lindley, the entrepreneur and founder of Ella's Kitchen. The...
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