Denise Ann Walker
Passed away peacefully at the Royal Berkshire Hospital on 1st November, aged 68 years.She was a much-loved wife, mother, and Nana. She served as Chairman of Latika Junior Tennis Club...
Read moreDetailsPassed away peacefully at the Royal Berkshire Hospital on 1st November, aged 68 years.She was a much-loved wife, mother, and Nana. She served as Chairman of Latika Junior Tennis Club...
Read moreDetailsThe Stephens family announce the passing of their beloved mother, Jill Stephens, who passed peacefully on 26th October at West Oak Care Home after a long illness. She lived in...
Read moreDetailsThe Christmas tree lights are switched on officially during the Wokingham Winter Carnival.
Read moreDetailsArborfill and Nature Works Wonders are on a mission to get rid of harmful chemicals and plastic waste in the home
Read moreDetailsThe adventure, on Saturday November 16, is suitable for everyone.
Read moreDetailsMore than 1,300 of staff at the Royal Berks have had to take time off for mental health reasons in the last three years, figures show
Read moreDetailsSpectacular murmurations of thousands of starlings are holding watchers spellbound as the flock of birds swirls in changing patterns across the sky.
Read moreDetailsNovember also marks the start of the group's Advent Raffle
Read moreDetailsWe sat down with two of the Hunters Dog Holiday team to hear why becoming part of their network of dog boarders is the perfect career change for anyone looking...
Read moreDetailsSupport the self advocacy learning disability group and maybe win a prize
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