Second World War veteran marks 100th birthday
Ron Putt, from Lord Harris Court case home, celebrated his 100th birthday recently.
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Tips to stay open throughout November
re3 recycling centres in Reading and Bracknell are staying open during the second national lockdown.
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Reading Buses to maintain services over coming month
Reading Buses has pledged to maintain its normal services over the coming month.
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Opticians to stay open during lockdown
Specsavers has confirmed that its stores will be staying open during national lockdown.
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Woodley neighbours celebrate £1,000 lottery win
Three neighbours in Woodley have won £1,000 as part of the People's Postcode Lottery.
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Major employers join new initiative to help young people
Five major employers have signed up to help young people in Berkshire find employment with the Berkshire Enterprise Adviser Network.
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Bernice’s award honours her care during Covid
Bernice Bore, a lead nurse at Royal Berkshire Hospital, has been awarded for Making a Difference.
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Call to urgently change south east business rates
The Confederation of British Industry is calling for an urgent change to business rates, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Logistics firm win in SME awards
Lila Logistics, a Wokinham-based freight company, won UK Freight Forwarder of the Year in the Business Elite Awards.
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Police awarded for youth drugs help programme success
Thames Valley Police has been awarded for its Youth Drug Diversion Scheme, aimed at tackling drug use in younger people.
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