It’s never too late! Berkshire ballet stars shine in Greece aged up to their 80s
Berkshire's over 50s dancers go international
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Test your brain cells at a charity quiz night in Reading
Berkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
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Measure an oak tree and meet the beekeepers in Caversham
Enjoy free outdoor family fun this Meadows Day
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Wokingham’s Nina Barough CBE awarded Freedom of the City of London
Wokingham resident and founder of cancer charity Walk the Walk receives prestigious honour
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Bluebird Care expands its vehicle fleet
They will be used to support carers travelling between customer visits across the borough
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Cherish the magic of live stage performance
Experience musical theatre cabaret at South Street
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RSPCA recommends temporary dog lockdown
Charity urges owners to keep dogs safe in high temperatures
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Be safe in the sun
Know what to look for, and how to treat: exhaustion, heatstroke, sunburn and dehydration
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American musicians will join Woodley Concert Band event
Enjoy an evening of summer music in Reading
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Need your bike fixed? Earley’s new workshop could be the answer
Take it to Spokes ETC, Earley Town Council's new bike workshop
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