A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl from Shinfield has won a national competition to design a pie. Darcy May suggested a chicken curry and mango combination to Vale of Mowbray, a Yorkshire-based pork...
Read moreDetailsCRACK open the beer and enjoy live music at a Reading brewery next month. Reading-based music charity Readipop is holding an all-day music event, Readipop At The Brewery 2021, at...
Read moreDetailsPacking a picnic to catch up with friends and family is a wonderful way to celebrate the longer, warmer days of summer. Endlessly optimistic and adaptable, we Brits, we’ll picnic...
Read moreDetailsTWO PHOTOGRAPHY students have teamed up with animal rights charity NoToDogMeat to model its merchandise. Alfie and Bex, who attend Bracknell and Wokingham College, have created promotional images for the...
Read moreDetailsChocolatiers have sent £5,000 to The Brain Tumour Charity, to support its research. Staff at Mondelez International chose the charity, as part of The Cadbury Foundation's Your Charity Your Choice...
Read moreDetailsA HOMELESS charity says it has seen a rise in demand since the pandemic began New Beginnings has transformed a former Reading town centre pub into a non-alcoholic premises, which...
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