The University of Reading has turned Shinfield from village to town claims councillor
Independent councillor, Jim Frewin, claims the "whole community" has changed following a massive increase in housing and other developments.
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Churches need to change support for vulnerable communities, says Diocese of Oxford report
Churches need to question their current response to transport poverty, affordable rural housing, and hidden poverty.
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Wokingham woman celebrates first year of recyclable clothes company
Sophie was shocked to discover around eighty-five per cent of all clothes bought in Britain ended up in landfill after they wore out.
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Reindeer come to Dinton Pastures in December
DINTON Pastures are inviting families to enjoy a weekend of festive activities next month.
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Blades midfielder John Fleck taken to RBH after collapsing during Royals game
SHEFIELD UNITED player John Fleck was taken to hospital after he colapsed during the team's game against Reading last night.
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Reading City 2-3 Wokingham & Emmbrook: Last-gasp winner sees Sumas hurt Cityzens
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK left it late to take three points in an enthralling contest at Reading City.
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Reddam House pupils raise more that £3,000 in 30 hour walk
The group finished 34 laps of the Sindlesham school's site, travelling more than 65 miles in the process.
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Wreath making workshops held at Cantley Park
There are several opportunities to make Christmas wreaths, beginning at a session on Thursday, November 25.
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Hillingdon Borough 3-4 Woodley United: Kestrels come out on top in seven-goal thriller
Woodley United returned from Hillingdon Borough with their second win in three league outings and third away victory of the season.
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No changes to Wokingham bin days this Christmas
This year it?s easier than ever: there are no changes to the schedule.
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