The hand of St James is now on show in Reading
THE MUMMIFIED Hand of St James is making a return to Reading, and it has inspired a new campaign to help the town reclaim its heritage. Yesterday, the ancient relic,...
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My two weeks of fame
LIFE OF BRIAN with Brian Hicks Brian Hicks I became a fan of top German singing star, Andrea Berg, after moving to Germany in 2011 and seeing her on TV....
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Masks on at The Oakwood Centre, Woodley
THE OAKWOOD Centre is asking visitors to keep wearing face masks after Monday, when restrictions ease — unless exempt.
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Invite to join in virtual Walk The Walk to help fight cancer
A VIRTUAL walking festival is taking place at the end of the month. Breast cancer charity Walk the Walk, founded by Wokingham woman, Nina Barough, is hosting a Virtual SunWalk...
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Reading’s walk-in covid jab clinic stays open for another week
A WALK-IN covid vaccination clinic in Reading town centre will continue until Friday, July 9. The centre, set up in Reading Borough Council’s offices in bridge Street, was originally due...
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