Barkham celebrates Charles’ special day
A WOKINGHAM village came together to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III at a screening and fun day.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM village came together to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III at a screening and fun day.
Read moreDetailsTHE SPENCERS Wood repair cafe will be celebrating its first birthday on Sunday, May 14.
Read moreDetailsDear Charles, You are our Champion, Peerless, Proud and Strong
Read moreDetailsHenley was awash with the colour purple earlier this month as a charitable group raised awareness of its pledge to eradicate polio.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM village's community centre has gained national attention after being visited by an architectural critic.
Read moreDetailsThe Arts Society Wokingham enjoyed a fascinating and moving insight into the multilayered symbolism in Picasso's iconic masterpiece, Guernica.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading recognised a multitude of heartwarming initiatives at its inaugural Celebration of Volunteering Awards.
Read moreDetailsOn the gate of a house near where I live hangs a blue binbag full of empty drinks cans.
Read moreDetailsARBORFIELD residents are set to celebrate coronation weekend with a bank holiday Monday picnic event.
Read moreDetailsA READING museum scrapped its 'hands off' policy this weekend, as visitors got hands-on with a range of activities to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
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