Caversham community information, news and local directory
July 30th, 2010
Rebecca Wood and her friend, Grace Beaumont, both in their early 20s are in the process trying to establish a youth centre in Caversham Park Village.
They have identified that there’s little for under 18′s in the area to do after school hours. Currently a lot of local kids ranging in age from 10 early 20s hang around the local shops and fields with nothing to entertain them or no where they can go without being …
Cancer Research UK is calling on men, women and children from across the region to take action by registering for the Stride set to take place between Henley and Marlow, along the Thames on Sunday 3rd October 2010.
Registration opens in mid-July but please contact henleyandmarlowstride@live.co.uk for further information or to be put on the mailing list for the event.
Registration will be £6 per adult in advance, or £10 on the day, children under 16 can …
I lived in Caversham for 17 years and raised my three children including a new baby born shortly after we moved there.
All these years later and with my Nursing Profession a previous chapter, I’m now administering a very young business called Jessel Innovations involved with Innovation, Invention of eco, energy efficient products, the ethos of today’s climate.
I entered the Barclays Business Nationwide Competition for start up and young business’s wanting to expand. We …
It’s that time of year again and Raaj (Reading Real Ale and Jazz) makes a welcome return to Christchurch Meadows, Caversham, Reading. The venue is located a convenient 5 minutes walk from Reading station but if you prefer to drive there is car parking available across the road from the festival.
The festival is on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 15-17th July 2010. Full details of the performers, opening times, ticket and other useful information can be …
The AFC Caversham AGM is on Wednesday 9 June at 8pm at Caversham Heath Golf Club
Message from the Chairman,
“Once again we’ve reached the end of another successful season for Caversham AFC. Players, parents and helpers can all take a well deserved break from football (apart from watching the World Cup of course!!) before the 2010/11 season is upon us.
The Club’s AGM is a key opportunity …
Typical: you wait months for a good rocking live band, then three come along at once! On the evening of Saturday, 5th June, at the Prince of Wales in Caversham, we were treated to two young local bands, Roadhouse and Garage Flowers, followed by Less Than Me, a more established band from Plymouth.
Roadhouse were up first. I missed the first part of their set (being late back from holiday), but what I heard was excellent. …
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