WOMEN in Berkshire are staying healthier thanks to a new heart monitor trial. Patients visiting the Emergency Department at the Royal Berkshire Hospital were invited to take part in the...

Almost 80% of builders are calling for more regulation in the construction industry to end the tyranny of cowboy builders, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). It is...

Simon Dimmick, a partner in Blandy & Blandy LLP’s leading Planning and Environmental law team, received the flagship ‘Outstanding Achievement’ award at the 2018 Thames Valley Property Awards. Now in...

THE operator of the Lions, Leopard and Orange bus services has announced that its chief executive officer will be leaving at the end of July. Reading Buses said that Martijn...

A BEER and gin festival will take place on Whitsun bank holiday weekend in Hurst. The Castle Inn will be holding a family fun day in its garden from noon...

THE Dad of a cyclist who died of heart failure earlier this year said that a bike ride held in his honour would please him. Alan Brooke was present to...

THE third Wokingham Walk was blessed with sunshine – and hundreds of entrants, all raising money for their favourite charities. The now annual event took place from Howard Palmer Gardens...

A WOKINGHAM man has been honoured by the Prime Minister for his work in supporting disabled people in the borough. Fred Rule set up a community transport scheme, Keep Mobile,...

POLE DANCERS are offering a trip down memory lane for its summer showcase event. The Reading Pole Arts group will present It Brings Me Back on Saturday, May 26. Starting...

BIRDS will be keeping away from Sonning this weekend, but organisers of the bi-annual scarecrow festival are hoping that visitors will flock to the village. Running on Sunday and bank...