Music, mulled wine, and merriment at Macular Society’s festive bash
The Reading support group of the Macular Society welcomes members to an afternoon of fun and festivities
The Reading support group of the Macular Society welcomes members to an afternoon of fun and festivities
RAMS RFC made it back-to-back league wins in NAtional One with a spectacular six-try victory in a clinical second-half display ...
ASCOT UNITED kept their spot at the top of the table after they earned a comfortable win over WOODLEY UNITED.
Visiting from Charles University in Prague, Dr Jaroslav ?velch hosted Player vs. Monster, a look at 50 years of video ...
A planning application for a change of use for the Grade II listed property has been submitted.
THIS week, we've got another three new entries on our great playlist: two local bands and a third from London ...
A COMEDY club is offering people the chance to see out the old year with the sound of laughter ringing ...
A NETWORKING event aimed at women who work in planning was held in Crowthorne last month.
CHRISTMAS music will be performed in a Caversham church as part of its regular concert season.
IT WAS a mixed weekend for Reading Rockets who suffered a defeat to table toppers Derby before they claimed an ...
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