IN THE COMMUNITY: Chances to go birdwatching with Reading RSPB Group
Highlights include large flocks of Skylarks in the fields and a covey of Red-legged Partridges. We had an enjoyable walk and saw 21 species of bird.
Read moreDetailsHighlights include large flocks of Skylarks in the fields and a covey of Red-legged Partridges. We had an enjoyable walk and saw 21 species of bird.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Town Council has a new clerk, after the retirement of her predecessor.
Read moreDetailsThe free event will take place at the Crowthorne Library on Saturday, February 18, between 10am and 2pm.
Read moreDetailsFinalists will then be invited to an awards ceremony starting at 5.15pm on Monday, March 13 at Buratta's in Ruscombe.
Read moreDetailsI'd never felt loved until that day in October 2019 when the people of Reading gave me a hug
Read moreDetailsBia Cycling Hub, based on Waltham Road, will come together as a collective to take on the virtual challenge on Saturday, January 27.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
Read moreDetailsHurst Hookers are busy creating models in wool of King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla and guards to stand by the village pond during the Coronation
Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation, founded in 2014, has been benefitting local Reading based charities since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Read moreDetailsAS THE date of Reading's Half Marathon gets ever-closer, a call has been made for people to lace-up their running shoes and help Sue Ryder
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