THE FOUNDER of a Woosehill performing arts and dance school is thrilled to be nominated for a local business award. Tracey Eley, who launched Platform YP in 2004, said being...
Read moreDetailsReading Geological Society continues with its programme of lectures, despite the limitations imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. These are delivered by Zoom, that magic software that allows us to welcome...
Read moreDetailsA new family has arrived at the Royal Berks NHS foundation to help our youngest patients feel less anxious. In August last year, the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust launched...
Read moreDetailsThe February meeting of Wargrave Local History Society was held on-line using Zoom. Kevin Little, formerly the proprietor of Frost’s – the fishmonger in Reading’s Union Street – gave a...
Read moreDetailsA TERMINALLY ill Grandmother was able to celebrate a family milestone with help from hospice staff. On Sunday, February 14, Thames Hospice hosted a surprise Christening for Paula Bailey’s grandsons....
Read moreDetailsVolunteers for a children’s charity are celebrating 25 years with a themed art competition. Home-Start Wokingham is calling on all primary school-aged children to take part in a one-of-a-kind contest....
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYAL Berkshire Hospital has relaunched online patient message cards, to keep families and friends connected. The initiative was successful over the Christmas and New Year period. With a refreshed...
Read moreDetailsThe Hardy Plant Society exists to stimulate interest in growing hardy herbaceous plants. It was formed in 1957, and provides information about familiar and less well-known perennials, how to grow...
Read moreDetailsACCORDING to The Kennel Club, thousands of people couldn’t be in a relationship with someone who disliked dogs. The organisation’s research revealed that almost three quarters of dog owners in...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS of a Lower Earley care home marked the day of love with sweet celebrations over the weekend. Austen House was filled with flowers, cards and treats in celebration of...
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