Tales by the riverbank; unique play coming to Caversham celebrates the River Thames
A NEW outdoor play coming to Caversham celebrates life not on the ocean wave, but on the river.
A NEW outdoor play coming to Caversham celebrates life not on the ocean wave, but on the river.
READING will be doing the dab thanks to a regular bingo night returning to a town centre venue
A house has been transformed into one of the only Buddhist places of worship in the Reading area.
READING Pride returns today, celebrating diversity and promoting equality with an all-day party. The annual event starts with a march ...
IT'S a long way from Nepal to Reading and an even longer one from a frontline battle zone to starring ...
Berkshire have once again shown why they are the undisputed knock-out kings of National Counties cricket.
READING FC WOMEN kick off their home campaign in the Women's Championship this Saturday when they host Charlton Athletic (5.15pm ...
AROUND 1,500 people took to Whitley Wood Fire Station for a day of live demonstrations, activities and educational opportunities.
A woman who has run the Music Club charity for 13 years has created a safe place for families with ...
One day last week our little boy woke up to find he was in fact three years old.
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