Band concert in Hurst church had audience dancing in the aisles
The Walnuts with Bells On concert with a live band in a parish church had the audience dancing in the aisles and clapping along
Read moreDetailsThe Walnuts with Bells On concert with a live band in a parish church had the audience dancing in the aisles and clapping along
Read moreDetailsThe finishing line at Brighton beach suddenly turned into a loud cheer at the sight of a mysterious bear on the bike
Read moreDetailsNot for the first time, our Panda joined more than 350 bike riders for the 3 Counties Cycle Ride organised by the Rotary Club of Easthampstead
Read moreDetailsEverybody knows that Pandas are from China but when a child asks that are you Panda from Earley, this Panda from Earley must be doing something right.
Read moreDetailsA READING estate agent duo are putting their own spin on the profession to help Shinfield arrivals find their perfect home.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Singers, started 60 years ago, are celebrating their anniversary with a concert titled Hope! Joy and Celebration! this Saturday at 3pm
Read moreDetailsSTAMP collectors are wanted, but only if they can follow in the footsteps of medieval pilgrims.
Read moreDetailsA READING-BASED charity that helps refugees is busy organising events to mark Refugee Week
Read moreDetailsThe awards were held during Foster Care Fortnight, an annual campaign spearheaded by The Fostering Network to raise the profile of fostering.
Read moreDetailsPlease come along to our Volunteer Recruitment Fair being held at the Charity and Community Hub in Wokingham Town Centre on Wednesday, July 6
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