Vice principle of UTC Reading given Lord Lieutenant’s Meritorious Award
Neil Pouney, from UTC Reading has been celebrated for his achievements with the Combined Cadet Force (CCF).
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Thames Hospice Santa dash returns to Swinley Forest
Thames Hospice is hosting the group run at Swinley Forest in Bracknell on Sunday, December 5.
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Wokingham Town Hall painting ‘would make my late husband proud’ says widow
Lynne Bellchamber has captured the historic building to remember her husband and former Wokingham Town councillor James Fox.
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Shinfield man shares trauma to spread message of hope in new book
Henry Willsher hopes that by sharing his experience of childhood abuse, it can teach people about mental illness, and offer hope.
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Former PM’s fears over 250 homes plan for Hurst
Theresa May has stepped in to the fight over proposals to build up to 250 homes on a green field in Hurst
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Money course to help people manage pandemic finances
PEOPLE who have been financially affected by the pandemic, or just need a helping hand with their finances can take part in a special course
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The Forest School appoints new chair of governors in ambition to reach Ofsted Outstanding rating
Alison Lovland has been appointed the new chair, after being a governor for six years, and vice chair for the last year.
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Bookshop fundraiser gets new books for Crowthorne children’s charity
Makylla's Little Imaginations Bookshop, based in Bagshot, launched the fundraising initiative in August to support Sebastian's Action Trust.
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Carters Steam Fair hits Reading town
Carters Steam Fair saw visitors gather at Prospect Park to enjoy two whole days of family fun.
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Reading Biscuit Factory welcomes wine lovers to a blind tasting evening
Wine lovers can tickle their taste buds at a special tasting at the Reading Biscuit Factory next week.
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