Reading bards wanted to help save bars … and the rest of the gaol
A POETRY contest has been launched by people campaigning to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre
Read moreDetailsA POETRY contest has been launched by people campaigning to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre
Read moreDetailsWHEN helping people declutter, home expert Marie Kondo recommends finding joy. And that?s exactly what a Twyford couple in their 70s have don
Read moreDetailsPLANS are in full swing for the return of a popular fundraising cycling challenge.
Read moreDetailsTHIS week is National Nest Box Week, and to celebrate a housebuilder has create a special quiz about our feathered friends.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Maestros and is working with older people and Parkinson?s and Dementia patients to improve their wellbeing through singing
Read moreDetailsThe Merry Gardener was created in honour of Meredith Gaultier by Elusive Brewing and Ian Wisdom, Twyford Beer Festival organiser.
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN to make it easier to talk about death and grief has been launched with a new partnership.
Read moreDetailsTWO Maidenhead-based charities that are used by people living in the borough have received donations from a housebuilder.
Read moreDetailsThis year the Wokingham Poppy Appeal launched a new award that is to be presented annually to a local group, organisation or business.
Read moreDetailsFREEMASONS from across the county have donated to a national appeal aimed at helping families hit by a typhoon in the Philippines
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