All-female team of air ambulance lifesavers join forces for half marathon
Two Thames Valley Air Ambulance paramedics are part of an all-female half marathon team hoping to inspire the next generation of first responders.
Read moreDetailsTwo Thames Valley Air Ambulance paramedics are part of an all-female half marathon team hoping to inspire the next generation of first responders.
Read moreDetailsThe private gardens of Berkshire are opening their gates this Summer to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support as part of a national scheme.
Read moreDetailsWith Netflix period-drama Bridgerton one of the Summer's biggest smash hits, Reading residents may not know that one of its most iconic moments
Read moreDetailsA new study has revealed the worst culprits for airport waiting time, and shares some advice on how to combat delays to your holidays this summer.
Read moreDetailsWith so many Brits travelling to festivals this summer and all the extra cars on the roads, here are five ways to keep your trip roadworthy.
Read moreDetailsThis free quest will see adventurers meeting life-sized dragons, castles, wizards and princesses, each made from thousands of toy bricks.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Healthcare has been the highest available award for its ongoing commitment to unity against racism.
Read moreDetailsThe Big Butterfly Count is a nationwide citizen science survey aimed at helping Butterfly Conservation to assess the health of our environment
Read moreDetailsIt's one of the biggest events in the music calendar, where 105,000 people will descend upon the borough over August Bank Holiday weekend
Read moreDetailsMichael Palin, Julia Donaldson, Trevor McDonald, among artists appearing at the Henley Literary Festival
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