Sing a requiem mass with a Caversham choir
Sing a requiem mass with a Caversham choir
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The Berkshire venue that’s top of the list
A Berkshire venue has made it into a list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.
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Reading marks Black History Month with a range of arts events and activities through October
Black History Month sees film showcases, movement and dance classes, talks, exhibitions, and more in venues throughout Reading in October
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Top marks from students for Reading-based mental health support service for schools
A MENTAL health support service working across Reading schools has scored top marks in a survey of students.
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Top industry award for Bracknell-firm Campbell West
A BRACKNELL business has scooped a top industry award.
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Going up in the world: could you be a balloon pilot?
Going up in the world: could you be a balloon pilot?
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Shiplake Shakers among those joining Walk For Parkinson’s in Henley next weekend
MEMBERS of the Shiplake Shakers walking club are putting their best foot forward to raise money for the Thames Valley group at Parkinson's UK.
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Leighton Park and University of Reading up for awards as environmental champions
TWO educational institutions in Reading are up for awards recognising their efforts in promoting learning about climate change and sustainability.
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Baby screenings launched at Winnersh cinema
WATCHING the latest hit movie is child's play for parents at Showcase cinema.
Read moreDetailsWarning that village halls across Berkshire could be forced to close
THE changing face of Britain's village halls could mean many lack proper insurance which could force them to close.
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