THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has become the first university in Europe to join an eco-friendly catering group. It has joined the Menus of Change Universities Research Collaborative (MCURC) to innovate...
Read moreDetailsIN AN attempt to tackle flooding, drains across Wokingham borough are getting an upgrade. The borough council is trialling smart drainage sensors in Earley and Arborfield — and they offer...
Read moreDetailsREADING EAST MP Matt Rodda lit a candle on Wednesday night to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Due to the lockdown, there was no formal gathering this year. Instead, organisers of...
Read moreDetailsEARLEY Panda was spotted out and about last weekend - and he was certainly giving the polar bears a run for their money. The familiar, furry friend brought smiles and...
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS who helped prevent the concreting over of a popular beauty spot are warning that the plans may be revived. In 2018, Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee twice rejected plans...
Read moreDetailsWHILE people might have missed Santa’s sleigh last month, there was another friendly face out and about in Wokingham borough. The man in the furry suit, known as the Earley...
Read moreDetailsDANGEROUS parking is to be deterred after new restrictions have been introduced in Earley. Since lockdown, an increased number of drivers have been parking on the Suttons Seeds roundabout, underneath...
Read moreDetailsMaiden Erlegh Trust is planning a future merger with the Berkshire Schools Trust, and has launched a consultation.
Read moreDetailsThe latest news from Woodley and Earley Arts Group as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
Read moreDetailsThanks to Aldi, six charities across Berkshire enjoyed a festive feast this Christmas.
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