It’s park and ride as usual for Winnersh Triangle
COMMUTERS and other users of Winnersh Triangle are assured by Reading Buses that the park and ride facility is still open – and that buses with new ‘super low emissions’...
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New lease of life for Crowthorne Baptist Church
Crowthorne Baptist Church has revamped its premises during lockdown, and can't wait to show it off.
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Keep the streets clean in Charvil this weekend
CHARVIL residents are keeping the streets tidy this weekend. On Saturday, May 1, Charvil Matters is hosting its latest litter picking session. The team will be meeting at Charvil Village...
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Call for action over drag racing in Arborfield
Arborfield residents are urging Wokingham Borough Council to take action against car meets - and fear lives will be lost.
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Reading Buses announces May Bank Holiday timetables
Reading Buses has announced its May Bank Holiday timetables, and there are discounts on group tickets too.
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Earley pupils are making a noise about being quiet
Year Two pupils at Radstock Primary raised more than £400 for a new "quiet area" with a fancy dress walk.
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Woodley park run returns for youngsters
Woodley Junior Parkrun is returning this Saturday for all aged four to 14, in Woodford Park.
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New home secured for Reading-based music charity
Reading music charity Readipop has secured a new home, on Trafford Road, to grow as an organisation.
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Top boxers sign up to help Wokingham tot with life-changing surgery
A Wokingham family is trying to raise £60,000 to pay for their son's vital surgery, and they've received celebrity support from Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.
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Call for action over missed bin bag deliveries in Shinfield
A Shinfield councillor is urging Wokingham Borough Council to "take responsibility" for distributing the new recycling bags.
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