Reading athletes could win big as GSF awards open for applications
Talented athletes in Reading are being invited to apply for support from the UK's largest athlete support programme, the GLL Sport Foundation
Read moreDetailsTalented athletes in Reading are being invited to apply for support from the UK's largest athlete support programme, the GLL Sport Foundation
Read moreDetailsOne of the greatest strengths of our area is what we can achieve when business, government and the community work together
Read moreDetailsA national productivity assessment has ranked Wokingham Borough Council second out of 149 councils in England.
Read moreDetailsPoliticians in Wokingham have committed themselves to fighting high 'estate management fees' for homeowners.
Read moreDetailsStan Hetherington has set off on an inspiring challenge to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
Read moreDetailsA council has refused to comment on the prosecution of its former mayor.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell, has been walking the 55 miles of Wokingham Way in support of her chosen charity, Building for the Future.
Read moreDetailsResidents have been protesting about the costs of recycling DIY waste in Berkshire since charges are made for dumping more than a bathtub-full.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council will set a balanced budget later this month. Until recently, such a claim would hardly be newsworthy.
Read moreDetailsOne of the growing problems of our times is that faith in the democratic process is being undermined by politicians who make promises at election time
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