Tea and fruit could prevent memory loss
A DIET lacking a compound found in tea, apples and berries is linked to age-related memory loss, according to a large trial in older adults.
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Beth Rowland elected as Wokingham’s borough mayor, Adrian Mather to be deputy
THE NEW Wokingham Borough Mayor for the coming year was elected at the annual meeting of council on May 18.
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Spencers Wood repair cafe returns to help residents mend things
THIS month's Spencers Wood repair cafe will take place on Sunday, June 4.
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University secures £865,000 to reduce SportsPark’s carbon output
A LOW-CARBON heating system will be installed at the University of Reading's main sports facility, thanks to a significant grant award.
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Leighton Park’s STEAMfest delights Year 5 students
A WOKINGHAM secondary school welcomed 300 KS2 pupils for a day celebrating all things STEAM.
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‘It could have been catastrophic’: Residents call for speed limit reduction on major road
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents have voiced safety concerns about one of the village's main roads.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Royals lose 4-1 in bottom of the table clash with Tottenham Hotspur
READING Women suffered what could prove to be a fatal defeat against Tottenham Hotspur as their slim hopes of WSL survival became even slimmer.
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Leighton Park picks up schools award nomination
A SHINFIELD ROAD school has been recognised in one of the most sought-after awards in education.
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Reading University to get the party started with inaugural Community Festival
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading will welcome residents from across the town onto its Whiteknights campus for a new family-friendly event.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Reading FC Women trounced 5-0 by Aston Villa
READING Women were blown away by a stunning individual performance from England international Rachel Daly
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