Railway enthusiasts invite speaker
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Registrations open for Crowthorne heroes and villains scarecrow trail
The Scarecrow Trail will take place between Saturday, October 22 and Saturday, October 29.
Amelie star Audrey Brisson to take lead role in Reading Rep’s new take on Jekyll & Hyde
SHE was the star of one of the most famous French films of all time, and now she's preparing to ...
What’s on across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell – September 29-October 9
A selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
Comic Nick Helm prepares for Norden Farm gig
Critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning comedian Nick Helm hits the road this Autumn with his brand new show
Soulscape’s three new staff members
Soulscape's three new staff members
Singing for joy in Wokingham
Singing for joy in Wokingham
Autumn rain makes it a good time to plant bulbs
Warm weather and autumn rain means it is the optimum time to plant spring flowering bulbs.
WATCH WOKINGHAM: Motoring On?
Public transport in our area is limited and can be expensive, particularly if travelling as a group.
Leoni’s running the London Marathon to thank Sue Ryder nurses who cared for her dying mum
A BERKSHIRE woman is preparing to run the London Marathon next month to help the Reading charity that helped her ...
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