Discover Reading FC’s past and ensure the good times never feel so good
A chance to look back at those many times is coming to Reading town centre on Wednesday, thanks to The ...
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University of Reading set to welcome residents to Autumn Community Forum
READING residents will have the opportunity to share their views and learn about the town's university's work.
Hurst Morris People to hold taster sessions for new members this week and next
Hurst Morris People, after a busy summer at shows, fetes and a seaside folk festival, are inviting everyone to have ...
Flats’ life … Wokingham council says no completion date yet for Carnival flats
There is still no opening date for new flats on the site of Carnival Pool in Wokingham town centre.
Boost to Search & Rescue charity
Berkshire Lowland Search & Rescue has received a donation from Morrisons Foundation.
Father and son’s amazing achievement
A father and son oven cleaning duo has raised £1,840 in aid of The Little Princess Trust.
Whiteknights Bowls Club invites people to tryout taster days
Whiteknights bowling club is inviting members of the community to try out a new sport when they host their annual ...
Step inside Wokingham Town Hall
Step inside Wokingham Town Hall
MacMillan coffee morning at Beech Hill
BEECH Hill residents are invited to come together over a cup of coffee for a cause.
Learn to crochet with the Barkham Hookers
Learn to crochet with the Barkham Hookers
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