Visit Santa’s helpers at Riverways Farm
Santa's reindeer have ditched the North Pole for Riverways Farm in Twyford, and residents are invited to visit.
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Lag your pipes, says WaterSafe
WaterSafe is asking residents to wrap pipes to stop leaks in their tracks this winter.
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Investment: Thames Valley plays Silicon Valley
Pegasystems has renewed its lease in Reading, in a vote of confidence for the Thames Valley.
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Shoppers urged to support rural companies
Shoppers are being urged to buy local this Christmas, by the Country Land and Business Association.
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Wokingham salon celebrates its 30th birthday
Wokingham's The Retreat salon has celebrated its 30th birthday.
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Callous thieves take Shinfield’s Christmas decorations
Thieves have been spotted stealing Chrstmas decorations in Shinfield, and residents are now taking their displays down.
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Have you spotted the baby on the streets?
Lower Earley has launched Operation Silent Baby to remind people of the true meaning of Christmas.
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Theresa May lights up Twyford village
Former prime minister Theresa May lit up Twyford's Christmas tree last weekend.
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Gadgets galore for Wokingham
Fonehouse, a new gadget store, has opened its doors in Wokingham town centre.
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Economy After COVID-19: ‘Patchy’ economy should bounce back after COVID-19, says local enterprise leader
Wokingham is set to bounce back quickly from the coronavirus pandemic, says the CEO of Thames Valley Berkshire LEP.
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