Kevin’s role is to get people back on Reading Buses
HE'S THE man with the golden girls. Or he would be, if he can get them back on to Reading Buses.
Read moreDetailsEditor of The Wokingham Paper, and has worked in local journalism for more than 20 years including the Wokingham Times, Bracknell Standard and Reading Evening Post. He's also written for computer magazines, The Baptist Times and, to his delight and probably not yours, interviewed several Doctor Whos.
HE'S THE man with the golden girls. Or he would be, if he can get them back on to Reading Buses.
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN to raise funding for a new landmark sculpture for Wokingham has received support from a real estate management company
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNTDOWN to Christmas will begin at The Lexicon a month before the big day, with a tree lighting ceremony.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that works with young people has made an internal appointment for its new interim chief executive.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM start-up company is looking to help lower income homes get energy efficient heating solutions, after winning fresh financial backing
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley home was targeted by thieves.
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES of all shapes and sizes are being invited to join in an environmentally friendly event taking place in Reading later this month.
Read moreDetailsAN OPPORTUNITY to buy a unique pocket-sized piece of art for pocket money prices is coming to Wokingham later this month.
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of comedy is coming to a Winnersh pub.
Read moreDetailsANY history of Reading has to include a chapter to its biscuit industry.
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