“Let’s talk our town up”: New Wokingham independent business network launches
The first meeting took place last week of 'Indy Wokingham', a group of independent business owners in Wokingham.
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Deep cricket insight for hospital radio
Former Indian test batter and wicketkeeper, and now TV commentator, Deep Dasgupta, joined Hospital Radio Reading for its Saturday programme recently.
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Popular Wokingham takeaway shuts suddenly, but promises comeback in new location
Owners vow '"this is not goodbye'.
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Woodley business promises family fun day as showroom reopens
Trademark Windows is inviting everyone to its event.
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Woodley closures change as active travel route progresses
Wokingham borough council has said it is about to finish building the first section of the active travel route from Woodley to Reading.
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Improvement works at Loddon Valley swimming pool
The main swimming pool at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre will be closed from April 9 until May 7, for essential maintenance.
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New Dinton memberships launching soon
New memberships will be launching next month.
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Library move in Winnersh to begin this Easter — What residents need to know
Plans for Winnersh library to be relocated came under scrutiny at Wokingham borough council this week.
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‘Anti mosque’ petition author claims petition has attracted national attention despite being ‘dismissed’ by Wokingham Borough Council
We just need another 600-700 signatures from people from within the boroug, he said.
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Stand up for freedom’: Hong Kong activists rally in Reading
Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters were out in force in Reading last weekend.
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