Wokingham artists ready to showcase their talents for this year’s Henley Arts Trail
WOKINGHAM artists will feature prominently in this year's Henley Arts Trail - and you will be able to visit them over the weekend event
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM artists will feature prominently in this year's Henley Arts Trail - and you will be able to visit them over the weekend event
Read moreDetailsA LEADING surgeon is preparing to complete a hat trick of challenges to help fight cancer.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust wins the information literacy award for raising the profile of health literacy in adolescents
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning unveils a new skills hub for upskilling technicians after Thames Valley Berkshire local enterprise partnership funding
Read moreDetailsOnly 5% of pupils were offered a third-place preference or lower during National Offer Day, Tuesday, April 19
Read moreDetailsThis velvety chocolate mousse uses chestnuts in place of more traditional ingredients to create a really light and airy dessert.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S Green Party says its priority in the local elections is to create a town that is fairer, greener and more affordabl
Read moreDetailsTHERE were queues not over the white cliffs of Dover, but the length of Broad Street in Reading town centre over the Easter weekend.
Read moreDetailsAN AWARD-WINNING folk quintet is coming to Nettlebed next week.
Read moreDetailsTHEY were queueing round the block, all in the hope of meeting their heroes Bluey and Bingo as they made a special visit to Reading's Broad St Mall
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