Why Shaun is for the high jump
THE CHIEF executive of a Woodley-based charity is jumping out of an aeroplane next month
Read moreDetailsTHE CHIEF executive of a Woodley-based charity is jumping out of an aeroplane next month
Read moreDetailsThe children enjoyed the rain, and the grown-ups endured the rain which graced this year’s Bracknell Together Walk on Sunday, August 8
Read moreDetailsALMOST £500 was raised for Spencers Wood Village Hall earlier this month. Jennifer King, from the hall’s committee, said they wanted to improve the sense of community in the village
Read moreDetailsOn July 19, members of The Arts Society Wokingham heard an excellent lecture on Stanley Spencer – that eccentric genius and outstanding 20th century artist
Read moreDetailsFOOD lovers can enjoy a feast of entertainment at this year’s Reading Town Meal as it celebrates its tenth anniversary.
Read moreDetailsIN YEARS to come, drones will be used to airlift people out of danger. That’s the view of Sergeant Andy Sparshot, who is leading the Thames Valley and Hampshire drone...
Read moreDetailsA TWYFORD charity is a few thousand pounds better off thanks to some Berkshire daredevils who fell out at 15,000ft
Read moreDetailsTwo totally blind men in their 70s have completed stunning wing walks on top of a 1940s biplane.
Read moreDetailsEARLIER this month a group of Wokingham teenagers collected 27 crates of produce for the foodbank.
Read moreDetailsAN ATHLETE who ran the London Landmarks Half Marathon helped raise vital funds for the Ollie Young Foundation. Aaron Freeman supported the Wokingham-based children’s charity as he raced to the...
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