Tributes paid to much-loved parish priest who served churches in Reading, Earley and Twyford
The funeral of a much loved and respected parish priest, Father Vincent Flanagan takes place in Twyford next week.
Read moreDetailsThe funeral of a much loved and respected parish priest, Father Vincent Flanagan takes place in Twyford next week.
Read moreDetailsHelp is needed to break an amazing Guinness World Record that most people probably aren't aware exists - Hurst Show wants hobby horse riders
Read moreDetailsVolunteers who help people after relationship breakdowns are celebrating the 30th birthday of charity Divorce Recovery Workshop.
Read moreDetailsA skilled engineer is crafting a magnificent beacon to pay tribute to the Queen on her 70th jubilee
Read moreDetailsInternational touring pop/folk duo BoxSet and other musicians have entertained shoppers with their pavement concerts outside a supermarket
Read moreDetailsThe youngest members of a country family are learning the traditional skills of hedgelaying, passed down by two generations.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Singers are continuing their 60th birthday celebrations with their Easter performance on Palm Sunday, April 10.
Read moreDetailsCharity Divorce Recovery Workshop has just announced the dates of its new course to help overcome the pain of separation and divorce
Read moreDetailsA man whose life of drugs, violence and jail was turned round after he met Christian street evangelists, is speaking at a local church this Sunday.
Read moreDetailsA charity helping separating and divorced people has been standing by to offer support this week, following Monday's Divorce Day.
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