The History of Reading Society: Jane Austen’s links to the town
Bringing the history of the town to life, for future generations
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It’s Shrek! Don’t miss the musical in Reading
Sainsbury Singers' next musical show stars that favourite of green monsters
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Young people of all abilities can sing with Berkshire Music Trust
Youngsters with complex needs can make music online
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The Coombes primary school is proud to take learning outside
The Arborfield school is inspiring young minds with its forest school approach
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Borough experienced warmest March day for 35 years
An exceptional temperature, says The University of Reading
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Borough 41 Club theatre trip raises thousands for Macmillan Cancer
A night out at Wokingham Theatre entertains and supports charity
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Embarrassing poetry presentation in Tilehurst
Winner of Thames Valley Writers Circle poetry competition presents the prize to himself
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Queen Anne’s School celebrates its sporting winners
Players are crowned National Lacrosse Champions 2025
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Sparkle at Alexander Devine’s Heaven Sent Ball
A charity event with glitz and glamour will take place in historic Old Windsor
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Inner Wheel Club of Reading and Maiden Erlegh turns soup into water
The group members raised money for clean water by holding a lunch party
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