Thames Valley Police launch new youth drug programme
Thames Valley Police have launched a new drug diversion scheme for under 18s.
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Crowthorne retirement home residents toast to a successful second birthday
Last month, residents at McCarthy and Stone celebrated two years since Birth Place Retirement Living opened.
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Borough council shortlisted for national architecture award
Wokingham Borough Council has been shortlisted for the Client of the Year award at this year's Education Estate Awards.
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Reading Buses celebrates Black History Month
Reading Buses is celebrating its BAME employees to honour Black History Month this year.
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No trick or treating this year, says PPP
Families are being discouraged from trick or treating, and asked to consider scavenger hunts and pumpkin trails instead.
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Dispose of waste properly: Wokingham Borough Council makes bonfire warning
The borough council is urging people to dispose of their garden waste properly, rather than resorting to bonfires.
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Amresh joins PRISYM ID to help labelling work
Amresh Bangalore has been appointed new software delivery manager at Wokingham-based company PRISYM ID.
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Reddam House wins award for switch to online learning
Reddam House Berkshire has been awarded for its innovation at this year's Boarding Schools' Association Awards.
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Elizabeth hopes you’ll share her lucky number seven
DrugFAM founder Elizabeth Burton-Phillips is celebrating her 70th birthday with a year-long fundraiser.
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Thames Hospice celebrates opening of £22 million centre
After four years in the making, Thames Hospice opened the doors to its new facility in Maidenhead today.
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