A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl from Shinfield has won a national competition to design a pie. Darcy May suggested a chicken curry and mango combination to Vale of Mowbray, a Yorkshire-based pork...
Read moreDetailsCARERS from Bluebird Care raised more than £1,000 for Alzheimer’s Society as part of Dementia Action Week. Team members at Bluebird Care Reading and Wokingham organised three events to support...
Read moreDetailsPLANS for 130 more homes and a dementia care home in Emmbrook have been submitted by the borough council. The Toutley East scheme, adjacent to Toutley Depot, are up for...
Read moreDetailsREMINISCING ON lockdown in the countryside, a Wokingham football commentator has published his first book, Jessica and the Neighbour. Phil Blacker, originally from Yorkshire, has written a children’s story inspired...
Read moreDetailsA CLASSIC Austin hearse called Morag has been restored to her former glory to mark her 65th birthday this summer. Morag, believed to be one of only three or four...
Read moreDetailsA WINNERSH girl is leading the charge to fundraise for students in Zimbabwe. Jasmine Dix, 11, has spearheaded a fortnight of fundraising at Winnersh Primary School for Creating Better Futures,...
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has gone up in two major league tables. The institution has risen three places in the QS World University Rankings 2022, bringing it to 202 in...
Read moreDetailsLODDON VALLEY ramblers have mapped 16 Woodley walks ready for the summer. The group wanted to help residents access green spaces in and around the town, following a network of...
Read moreDetailsPlans for 130 more homes and a dementia care home in Emmbrook have been submitted by the borough council.
Read moreDetailsA former Woodley councillor has become the new chairman for League of Friends, supporting the Royal Berkshire Hospital
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