FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Reasons to be cheerful
As the local elections draw near, it is a good time to reflect on some of the good things the council has achieved under Lib Dem leadership.
Read moreDetailsAs the local elections draw near, it is a good time to reflect on some of the good things the council has achieved under Lib Dem leadership.
Read moreDetailsThe result of this real terms cut, over the last two years, is that there has been an obvious reduction in the quality of road repairs in the Borough
Read moreDetailsIt seems obvious and yet important to say that we need to know our neighbours so we can be neighbours
Read moreDetailsLast week I mentioned some of the changes to the Laws of the Game that will come into force from July onwards. Alongside these changes
Read moreDetailsFor Wargrave Local History Society's April meeting Mike Cooper came to tell us about Maiwand: the battle and the Great Game
Read moreDetailsReading RFC had an early exit from the Regional Two South Shield losing to Salisbury in a match where their opponents made the best of their
Read moreDetailsThe Berkshire Care Home has become the Bluebell Care Home thanks to a vote for the name by the people who live and work there.
Read moreDetailsUnsurprisingly, many disillusioned Conservatives are moving over to the Liberal Democrats, as are voters of other parties
Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC put on a show in front of a record crowd as they defeated Richmond in their final National One home match of the campaign.
Read moreDetailsThe 'tale as old as time' saw a talented cast and crew from across the region team up to perform a holiday spectacular.
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