Father Christmas visits Hurst
Father Christmas finished his month of sleigh riding to help charities by calling at Hurst homes to collect donations on ...
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Santa meets Holly and Ivy
The annual 'meet Santa' event helped to raise much needed funds for the charity.
More trains at weekends thanks to GWR timetable shake-up
MORE than 14,000 extra seats are being promised by a train company as a result of launching 25 additional services ...
Wokingham-born actor in Stones video
A Wokingham actor is starring in the latest music video from rock legends The Rolling Stones.
Brian’s labour of love transformed Warfield development
Decorated with more than 27,000 lights, the Elf castle included two post boxes.
Bringing Christmas cheer to tackle loneliness
Pupils designed Christmas cards which will be delivered to more than 500 individuals across the borough.
Most popular Christmas carol revealed
A new study has revealed Britain's favourite Christmas carol of 2023.
A Christmas message from the Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Olivia Graham
Friends, As we approach Christmas, our world seems so full of darkness. The darkness of the brutality of violence and ...
A Christmas greeting from Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood
I love Christmas. I take a child-like delight in the lights, the decorations, the presents and the Christmas cake. I ...
A Christmas greeting from Reading East MP Matt Rodda
As we approach Christmas I would like to wish everyone in our community and the wider world a Merry Christmas ...
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