PICTURES: Unity on show at Kenyan family fun day
READING residents were treated to a fun-filled community event celebrating the town's diversity on Saturday, August 6.
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Graffiti in Arborfield playground
A WOKINGHAM playground was vandalised last week.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Royals fight back to beat Cardiff in SCL opener
READING FC secured their first points of the season, coming from behind to beat Cardiff 2-1.
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Black Boy Roundabout Closure
SHINFIELD motorists may experience disruption to their journeys as the Black Boy roundabout undergoes a week of planned overnight road works.
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Council to decide fate of four Wokingham buses
WOKINGHAM Borough Council?s decision-making executive are set to determine the futures of four bus routes at a meeting on Monday, August 8.
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Shane Long not looking to be a ‘bit-part player’ at Reading FC
Shane Long could be handed his first start earlier than expected after Paul Ince detailed the extent of Lucas Joao?s injury.
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Emergency works on Barkham Road
ARBORFIELD motorists may be required to reroute their journeys in the coming days due to emergency works.
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Holmes ‘disappointed’ about academy downgrade but keen to support young players
Tom Holmes has expressed his disappointment at Reading FC Academy?s recent downgrade to Category Two status.
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Charity knitters to wrap Royal Albert Hall
A WOKINGHAM community group has pledged to learn how to knit as part of a unique challenge to raise awareness for Lewy body dementia.
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Students donate food grown at their school
A WOKINGHAM school is helping feed its village while promoting environmental consciousness.
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