Staff and residents at Barchester’s Austen House care home in Lower Earley, Reading have been marking World Mental Health Day by taking part in a range of different activities to promote good mental health.
A group of women from Slough are proving that ‘age is just a number’ with their dedication to staying active.
The owner of Touch of Orient Fabio Caiazzo, 27, said that since opening their doors three months previously things have been going well.
BKRY is situated at 47 Church Street, in between House of Cards and Superdrug, and sold out within the first three hours of opening last month on both Saturday and Sunday.
The Rising Sun, which is situated on Castle Street, boasts a large beautiful beer garden that has proved to be perfect for guests to relax in during the summer months.
Reading is expected to run out of burial space entirely by 2030. Without a solution, in just six years burials will no longer be able to take place in the borough.
The BBC has confirmed the issues with its weather app and website have been resolved early on Friday after it had been incorrectly forecasting “hurricane-force winds” to hit the UK.
Residents are invited to have their say on highway improvement proposals for Stag Meadow as part of the council’s plans for a cleaner, greener, and safer borough for everyone.
Despite new cases of HIV in Bracknell reaching a record high, our town does not currently fund the leading HIV charity in Berkshire.
Bodley House in Iver, which is owned by L&Q Housing, is allegedly overrun with bedbugs and despite the issue being escalated to those who care for the home, nothing has been done about the problem.
