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1. Made in Chelsea star to sign cookery book in Reading
Get Bracknell, Friday 17 May 2013Made in Chelsea's cheeky chappy Jamie Laing is coming to Reading to sign copies of his new recipe book.
2. Writers group boost Robbie the Robot appeal
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 14 May 2013Take a leaf out of this lot’s book.
3. Book's homage to The Retreat
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 07 May 2013A homage to the former landlord and landlady of one of the town’s favourite back street pubs has been published by a team of customers.
4. CM network aims to inspire and empower
Get Bracknell, Thursday 09 May 2013Wellbeing through positive action is the topic of a book which was launched in London.
5. Book Reviews: Into the Valley of Death and The Scarlet Thief
Get Bracknell, Thursday 09 May 2013You can wait for months or even years for a book to be published covering an event or period in history, then, to somewhat misquote Hamlet, they come not singly but in battalions.
6. Eleven Rooms captures transient moments
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 17 April 2013Reading poet Claire Dyer had double cause for celebration last week. Not only was the talented writer launching her debut poetry collection at a glitzy party at Waterstones on April 11, but she was also celebrating her birthday.
7. The (Oxford) Road to Hell
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 26 February 2013West Reading’s Oxford Road and all its foibles come under the spotlight in a new novel being written by Reading-based author Derek Walsh.
8. Jet pilot Anita Mays tells tales of rich and famous in new book
Get Bracknell, Thursday 28 February 2013Executive jet pilot Anita Mays shares tales of flying with the rich and famous in her new book
9. Top award for Mussolini book
Get Bracknell, Friday 01 March 2013A critically acclaimed book by a University of Reading professor about life under Italian dictator Benito Mussolini has won a prestigious award.
10. Love of Latin led to poetry collection
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 20 March 2013When Emma Wright and Rachel Piercey got to their first A-level Latin lesson several years ago they found they were the only two pupils in the class.
