Design a Reading Biscuit to celebrate the town
A contest is searching for Reading's newest biscuit - and the winner will be not just the talk of the town, but the pride of Reading too
Read moreDetailsA contest is searching for Reading's newest biscuit - and the winner will be not just the talk of the town, but the pride of Reading too
Read moreDetailsIT'S ALWAYS been a destination for shoppers, but its history will surprise you.
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have gone on sale for a popular carol concert taking place in Woodley next month
Read moreDetailsFor the Wargrave Local History Society's October meeting, Dr David Lewis gave a talk on the Medieval Hospital of St Peter and hermitage of St Leonard
Read moreDetailsHey girls going out for the night In heels too high; skirts short and tight Ask for whose benefit are these clothes you wear For ourselves I hear you
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
Read moreDetailsOne of the things I've noticed about kindness is that it comes in so many forms. Each of us can be kind to other people, to our planet and to...
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL has been launched to find funding for new bereavement suites for new parents who experience loss of a pregnancy or death of their baby
Read moreDetailsThe Twyford Together charity 5k and fun run, celebrating its tenth anniversary, took place at the Piggott School on Sunday, October 9.
Read moreDetailsFUNDING is being offered to groups in a bid to help tweenagers get involved in social action projects across the county.
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