Carnival Hub project reaches key milestone
Last week, a topping out ceremony was held to mark the highest construction point of the project reaching completion.
Read moreDetailsLast week, a topping out ceremony was held to mark the highest construction point of the project reaching completion.
Read moreDetailsHelp is at hand again for those suffering the pain of relationship breakdown
Read moreDetailsA SINGING afternoon in Charvil will help women get into the festive spirit
Read moreDetailsFacilities staff at four Berkshire sites will walk out over forced changes to contracts, said GMB Union.
Read moreDetailsJimmy Cash, 30, of Crown Close, Bishops Cleeve, was sentenced to three years and six months? imprisonment at the hearing.
Read moreDetailsThis morning, the weekly rate per 100,000 population reached 704.8, the highest since records began.
Read moreDetailsFirst Days Children's Charity is appealing for cash donations this year in a bid to buy more personal Christmas gifts for children in need.
Read moreDetailsCornelius O'Kane, club secretary at Woodley Pensioners FC, said fun is the key goal in walking football.
Read moreDetailsOne of the borough's MPs is calling on young people to write to their MP about the importance of action on climate change.
Read moreDetailsThe My Journey team has organised two Hallowe'en Picture Hunts at California Country Park and Stanlake Meadows, Twyford.
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