World record attempt taking place in Winnersh later this month
Nick Riding, of Move HQ at Winnersh Triangle, will be attempting to deadlift the most cumulative weight in 24 hours on September 23 and 24.
Read moreDetailsNick Riding, of Move HQ at Winnersh Triangle, will be attempting to deadlift the most cumulative weight in 24 hours on September 23 and 24.
Read moreDetailsSeptember is the launch of our #HERdisease campaign, aimed to raise awareness of the fact that 23,000 women die from coronary heart disease every year
Read moreDetailsA TEAM of NHS volunteers are helping Whitley residents keep on top of their health through a new project.
Read moreDetailsAs the summer holidays come to an end, it's a great idea to think about giving your children a healthy and nutritious start to the next school year.
Read moreDetailsProceeds from the event will support the Me2Club, an inclusion charity for children and young people with additional needs and disabilities.
Read moreDetailsA READING woman says an online mental wellbeing support package helped her manage perinatal anxiety.
Read moreDetailsWhether you're grabbing an egg sandwich for breakfast or a turkey BLT at lunch, sandwiches are convenient, quick, and easy.
Read moreDetailsWe've put together some tips to help you get through the summer holidays and keep providing nourishing meals for the family - without going crazy
Read moreDetailsMedicine Festival returns to Wasing Estate to celebrate global music, dance indigenous wisdom, arts and activism from Thursday to Sunday, August 18-21
Read moreDetailsHOT on the heels of the Lionesses victory, a gym with branches in Reading and Wokingham is launching free exercise classes for children aged 11 to 16
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