READING’S debt to railways was highlighted in a speech by MP Matt Rodda, who said the town grew dramatically as a result. Speaking in House of Commons debate about HS2,...
Read moreDetailsTHE PANGBOURNE jazz club is returning for an evening of music on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsCAR NUTS will be in top gear as they head to Prospect Park for the return of the Berkshire Motor Show on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsA NEW ultrafast broadband service is to be installed in Newtown, and residents are being assured that disruption will be kept to a minimum
Read moreDetailsAT LEAST 10 gardens will be opened to the public on Sunday, July 3, as part of the National Gaden Scheme open day in Swallowfield
Read moreDetailsA NEW partnership has been launched to help people enjoy an active social life from the comfort of their own home
Read moreDetailsA CALL for potential building sites has been made by a neighbouring council, as part of its local plan update.
Read moreDetailsA FREE family fun day will take place in Reading town centre on Saturday to mark Armed Forces Day.
Read moreDetailsBERKSHIRE Maestros is becoming Barkshire Maestros for one day only.
Read moreDetailsA DARTS tournament will take place in Bradfield on Saturday, raising funds for the British Heart Foundation.
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