A Woodley WI group welcomes new members
Join them for fun and fun(d) raising
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Celebrate nature with a picnic in a Reading meadow
Enjoy free outdoors activities in Clayfield Copse
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There’s something fishy going on in Earley
Hear a free talk about angling
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Bluebird Care staff wear green for charity
An awareness day raises funds to support mental health
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Discover the healing power of horses
Reading therapy centre invites parents and carers of children with specialist needs to explore the benefits of time with animals
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Hear about local women at war at Reading Central Library
Author Jo will share Tudor tales at a coffee morning
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Sonning Scarecrows delight visitors to the village
A BOROUGH village pulled out all the stops at the weekend. Sonning residents created around 50 mannequins and scenarios at their bi-annual celebration of creative fun, Sonning Scarecrows. Organiser Barbara...
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Tilehurst show promises to be a thriller
The Triangle Players are no strangers to drama
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Reading Street Pastors reflect on 15 years in the town
Matt Allwright leads service of commission and celebration
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