A medley of melodies will fill the Great Hall of Reading University’s London Road campus next month. Reading Festival Chorus choir- a group of 80 singers of both sacred and...
Read moreDetailsA PEACH STREET charity shop is hoping to encourage Wokingham's shoppers to pick up a bargain – and get involved in helping out. Oxfam is next week launching its Summer...
Read moreDetailsLATE NIGHT vandals have struck in Wokingham again, leaving graffiti on a war memorial and setting fire to a picnic bench. The attack, overnight on Saturday night into Sunday, took...
Read moreDetailsThe sky’s the limit for a pair who dove 10,000 feet to raise money for dementia care on Saturday. Daniella Johnson- Reminiscence Co-ordinator for Sunrise of Sunning care home- partook...
Read moreDetails“We’re going to tell you our stories how WE want to. I am not here to make your conscience feel better. I don’t need you to feel sorry for me.”...
Read moreDetailsAs staff in a veterinary practice we find ourselves in a bit of a conundrum most days. All of the staff: vets, managers, nurses, receptionists and support staff love animals...
Read moreDetailsFarley Hill Place Gardens is blooming with life and colour ahead of a special charity open day next month. The four acre gardens will open their gates as part of the...
Read moreDetailsThe Arts Society, Wokingham, organise three or four visits each year for its members – the most recent one was a walking tour of Reading, looking in particular at the...
Read moreDetailsDonkeys, dogs and kids at the ready- it’s time for Twyford scout’s annual summer fair. Entering its 25th year, the Twyford Donkey Derby has an exciting selection of entertainment planned...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS Tales From the Howard Park Gardens on Sunday, as families flocked to enjoy the latest outdoor production. Hooray! For Mr Toad was performed twice as part of the...
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