Waterstones in Broad Street welcomed Robin Stevens, who has created The Ministry of Unladylike Activity series for a special book signing event
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY darts night hit the bullseye when it came to fundraising.
Read moreDetailsTHE ROTARY Club of Maiden Erlegh (RME) announced it has donated more than £200,000 towards tackling polio since its inception in 1991.
Read moreDetailsProgress brings Blood Wedding to the stage? a tale of doomed love among two young people frustrated by the limits of tradition and wealth
Read moreDetailsA TEMPORARY classroom unused for six years will be brought back into use at a south Reading school
Read moreDetailsThe number of properties for sale in Berkshire has declined by 4.2%.
Read moreDetailsJack Whitehall: Settle Down is coming to Reading's Hexagon on Tuesday, October 24, showing at 5pm and again at 8pm
Read moreDetailsSCAS has continued to raise awareness of CPR and defibrillators as it marked the national event on Monday, October 16
Read moreDetailsTHE MAYOR of Reading was among those toasting a new initiative aimed at helping people with additional needs become master brewers.
Read moreDetailsA number of organised displays will take place across Berkshire over the coming weeks and we have listed as many as we can below.
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