HOLI: Reading and Wokingham set to show its true colours
HINDUS across Berkshire are gearing up for one of their most important festivals of the year.
Read moreDetailsHINDUS across Berkshire are gearing up for one of their most important festivals of the year.
Read moreDetailsFrom the drama of Westerberg High School and Heathers last month, the Theatre Royal Windsor now plays host to The Grass is Greener.
Read moreDetailsRAMS Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds hailed his side's evolution after they scored another eight tries in a 52-24 National One home success
Read moreDetailsREADING FC suffered a 1-0 defeat at home to high-flying Sheffield United on Tuesday evening.
Read moreDetailsA bill banning British hunters bringing home animals hunted for 'sport' has seen some famous faces from Berkshire supporting it
Read moreDetailsElusive Brewery is tackling sexism and discrimination in the industry head-on with its new brew as part of the Brave Noise initiative
Read moreDetailsGyles Brandreth is bringing his latest live show, Can't Stop Talking, to the venue when he goes on tour in October
Read moreDetailsPolice are looking to reunite stolen phones with their original owners after they were recovered from what police believe was a series of thefts
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting history enthusiasts to attend a tour of one of Reading's most historic buildings.
Read moreDetailsPARENTS are being invited to bring their young ones to a weekly toddler group.
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