A WOKINGHAM student will be stepping into the spotlight after gaining a place at a performing arts college. Liberty Petty, a pupil at children’s theatre school Steppin Out Stars of...
Read moreDetailsTo follow my dreamsI left my home,Unsettled my heart,And settled abroad.Dreams fulfilled,heart still seethesto feel the warmthof land of birth. Not all my emotionshave words in English.No childhood fablemy children...
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Guild of Artists (RGA) is pleased to announce the return to the corridors of the Royal Berkshire Hospital for its 26th charity art sale. It’s been a long...
Read moreDetailsA 90-year-old and his family had an amazing hot air balloon ride full of moving coincidences. Ronnie Franklin leapt at the chance to fulfil a long-held ambition when asked for...
Read moreDetailsCALLING your puppy back in the park may bring a few more paws to your feet. If your four-legged friend is called Poppy, this may ring true. It is the...
Read moreDetailsLike many people, I am disappointed and deeply concerned at the lack of progress being made on tackling the climate emergency at every level. Sitting at traffic lights last weekend...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY show will be cycling into Norden Farm for another live performance this month. Written by poet and theatre-maker Simon Mole, the 45-minute production of I Love My Bike...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY founder has been selected as a finalist for a special business award. Vickie Robertson, founder of Finchampstead-based charity Kaleidoscopic UK, has been shortlisted for the Single Mums Business...
Read moreDetailsCLASP held its first Happy and Healthy Club event last month. It focused on healthy eating, and was run by Carol Price from the Community Health Learning Disability Team. The...
Read moreDetailsA PAWSOME children’s book has proved to be a hit with families while raising funds for charity. Wokingham-born writer Anna Zeller has created a new tale, based on her real-life...
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