Handel’s Messiah on programme for Concerts in Caversham festive performance
CHRISTMAS music will be performed in a Caversham church as part of its regular concert season.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS music will be performed in a Caversham church as part of its regular concert season.
Read moreDetailsA call has been made to re-establish a safe lane for cyclists in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsCAROLS is the focal point of a new concert from the South Chiltern Choral Society.
Read moreDetailsThe family of Ruth Perry has crowdfunded more than £68,000 after being denied legal aid for inquest into her death
Read moreDetailsA Caversham man has been sentenced to jail time for drug offences on Reading
Read moreDetailsA PRE-CHRISTMAS pantomime is to be performed in Caversham early next month.
Read moreDetailsA WALKING tour of Caversham will take place next week, offering a chance to discover the village in a new way.
Read moreDetailsROAD names chosen for a huge golf course development have been blasted as 'laughable' with reference to naval ships despite 'landlocked Reading'
Read moreDetailsAn inquiry into Ofsted reforms is calling for the educational standards body to step back from inspections
Read moreDetailsA ROAD in Caversham was flooded following heavy rain last week.
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