Wescott students are helping beat the bullies
Pupils at Wescott Infant School have received some new books in recognition of Anti-Bullying Week.
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New procurement process to help the council care for vulnerable residents
Councillors gave the Support and Care Procurement Framework the green light at last week's executive meeting.
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Two new Giving Trees in Wokingham borough
There are two new Giving Trees across Wokingham borough, in Nirvana Spa and The Oakingham Belle.
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Everyone needs a Barry
Barry Lemm has been appointed as one of the new duty control managers at South Western Rail.
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MP’s backing for rail link to Heathrow
Bracknell MP James Sunderland took part in an online meeting about plans to create a new rail link to Heathrow.
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Residents invited to take part in Earley Nativity Trail
Residents are invited to take part in Earley's Nativity Trail by placing angels in their front windows.
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M4 to close in both directions this weekend between junctions 10 and 12
DIVERSIONS will be in place on the M4 this weekend, as Highways England continues its project to convert the road into a Smart Motorway. The closure affects Junctions 10 (Winnersh)...
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On the buses: as fans return to Madejski Stadium Reading Buses warns of changes to usual matchday services
Reading Buses will not be running its dedicated matchday supporter routes as a result of the limited number of fans attending the Reading game
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Residents invited to join virtual record attempt
The Royal National Institute of Blind People is asking for families to take part in a virtual record-breaking event next week.
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Charities come together for Winter carnival market
A Christmas market in taking place on Peach Place on Sunday.
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