Craftmanship and present ideas in Yattendon at a craft market
A CRAFT market is to take place in Yattendon later this month, offering some ideas for unique festive presents.
Read moreDetailsA CRAFT market is to take place in Yattendon later this month, offering some ideas for unique festive presents.
Read moreDetailsA READING museum is hosting an interactive festive shopping event on Sunday, November 27.
Read moreDetailsA man was sentenced after he was convicted of dangerous driving and obstructing or hindering an emergency worker in Maidenhead.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been arrested in connection with an attempted rape and sexual assault which took place on Sunday, November 6
Read moreDetailsThe site of a former Primark store in Reading has been green-lit to be developed into a cycle hub following a council planning committee
Read moreDetailsIT WAS Caversham by the sea last month as a popular author popped in to a popular bookshop.
Read moreDetailsA selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
Read moreDetailsSOUTH STREET will be the venue for a ceilidh taking place next weekend.
Read moreDetailsSHOPAHOLICS can pick up a bargain in a charity fashion sale coming to Reading later this month.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Miss England is teaming up with Aled Jones and Russell Watson for their pre-Christmas show, which is coming to The Hexagon next week
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