River Thames history flows at local history talk in Wargrave
Society members hear about the waterway's rich heritage
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Discounted tickets available for orchestra concert with organ
Hear the theme from the film, Babe, played in Wokingham
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We need to turn concern for victims into action
Sister Imelda Poole MBE shares her experience of combating human trafficking
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Dobbies Reading to reopen under new name
British Garden Centres announces aquisition of the store
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Final decision made on Royal Berkshire Hospital rebuild
It has been announced that no new money will be found for a complete rebuild of Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH).
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Join Men’s Oasis for stimulating conversation
A group meets monthly for discussion and friendship
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Places Leisure recognised for safety and quality of its facilities
Sports and fitness group wins Active Standard
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Leighton Park School appoints new headteacher
Luke Walters will take up the post in September
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Fun and games at Dinton for home-educated children
Enjoy six weeks of fun and learning outdoors
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