Going through a divorce or separation? Charity’s course can help
January is the month that sees a spike in the number of people seeking divorce following difficulties in or the breakdown of a relationship
Read moreDetailsJanuary is the month that sees a spike in the number of people seeking divorce following difficulties in or the breakdown of a relationship
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM residents are set to grab plenty of bargains at an upcoming community event.
Read moreDetailsApplications are now open and will close at 4pm on Tuesday, February 7.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS will be swapping their beds for blankets on Friday, February 3, in a unique event.
Read moreDetailsVolunteering is an amazing way to give something back while giving you so much more in return.
Read moreDetailsFull of optimism I jump in my car My journey won't take long; I'm not going far
Read moreDetailsAt Wargrave Local History Society's January meeting, Joy Pibworth gave a presentation about author Jane Austen's time at school in Reading
Read moreDetailsA FILM screening looking the impact the British Empire has over life today will be coming to Reading next week.
Read moreDetailsWith celebrities like former Bake Off host Sue Perkins recently diagnosed with ADHD, Hester Grainger, shares the traits you should look out for
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is calling on budding performers to audition for its upcoming production.
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