Top of the Chops: Abby’s hair donation hits nearly 4 times her fundraising goal
Abby Salisbury, from Wokingham, has gone a cut above by donating her hair to the Little Princess Trust and busting through her original target of £200
Read moreDetailsAbby Salisbury, from Wokingham, has gone a cut above by donating her hair to the Little Princess Trust and busting through her original target of £200
Read moreDetailsBus users will face disruption to its services on Sunday, April 2, due to the Reading Half Marathon.
Read moreDetailsFans of classic cars have an opportunity to compare makes and models at the 4th meet-up event at The Pheasant Hotel on Easter Monday
Read moreDetailsTrain services have been partly suspended and are seeing severe delays after a fire broke out at Maidenhead train station
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Reading residents came together on Tuesday, March 21, to sow the seeds of what will become a thriving community orchard.
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, April 3, The Purple Turtle in Reading will host a Charity Festival Night to raise money for the Meningitis Research Foundation
Read moreDetailsBEAT Connection returned to Reading's St Laurence church once again for two days of top-hole live musical performances
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to the rector of the parish of Finchampstead and California. The Revd Dr Leonard Onugha collapsed and died at his home
Read moreDetailsMUSIC from some of Europe's best-loved composers can be heard at St Mary's Church, Wargrave this weekend.
Read moreDetailsUncle Peanut, OSP, and Radio X's John Kennedy have been added to the roster for a packed-out summer party in May
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