t's a New Year and a new venue for the Arts Society Wokingham. The first lecture is on Monday, January 16, and is on Palmyra. Bride of the Desert
Read moreDetailsHAGGIS, neeps and tatties are on the menu at a Sindlesham venue later this month for the annual celebration of Scottish poetry.
Read moreDetailsIT'S THE scourge of motorists everywhere: turning the key to the engine and nothing happening.
Read moreDetailsJanuary is a great time to get organised in the garden and make plans for the year ahead, including plants, seeds and tools
Read moreDetailsAnimal lovers are being encouraged to keep their pets safe this festive season by pet-proofing their Christmas
Read moreDetailsDeck the halls with boughs of holly ? or any greenery that you feel fits your festive creativity.
Read moreDetailsDuring the winter months the risk of having a heart attack or stroke increases. It is important to know what the risks are
Read moreDetailsReading shopping centre welcomes a new and uplifting store
Read moreDetailsMarshalls, the experts in hard landscaping, have shared their five expert tips on how to keep your driveway safe and protect you for the colder months
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS trees will be available to buy from a conservation charity in Crowthorne
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