Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to bring a year of inclusive concerts to Reading
Residency at The Hexagon ensures the town can enjoy world class music
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Charity golf day drives record donations for Sue Ryder hospice
Fundraiser honours the memory of Reading man James Sturgess
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History group discovers Victorian Henley
Find out what Wargrave Local History Society learnt at their recent meeting
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FROM THE LEADER: We need your backing for our fairer funding campaign
The government is proposing to redistribute the funding it gives to councils, giving more to those that ministers believe are in greatest need
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Table tennis round-up: New season kicks off for 102nd year
The Reading and District Table Tennis League kicked off again last week for its 102nd year. 40 teams will contest over 4 divisions
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FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBER: Racism needs to be put back under its rock
What an extraordinary comment from Conservative councillor Rance last week.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: The Liberal Democrats’ failure on climate speaks to a wider problem
At September's Wokingham Borough Full Council meeting, we were presented with a report laying bare the Liberal Democrat administration's
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Church Notes: Does Faith Matter?
Words from Wokingham churches
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Reynolds has mixed emotions as Rams earn home success over Birmingham Moseley
SEB Reynolds had mixed emotions following Rams' 31-28 National One home success against Birmingham Moseley.
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Eat well this Christmas Feature
Squires Garden Centre For those looking to add a touch of sparkle to the season, Squire’s Garden Centres in Wokingham and Hare Hatch are serving up a truly delicious way...
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