Local journalism value celebrated as former Wokingham Today and Reading Today editor receives honorary degree
A journalist who founded two independent local newspapers has received an honorary degree from the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA journalist who founded two independent local newspapers has received an honorary degree from the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsPeople gathered outside Wokingham town hall last week to support this year's White Ribbon 16 days of activism.
Read moreDetailsThe new football pitches at High Copse sports ground, off Hyde End Road in Shinfield, are now ready and in use by Shinfield Rangers Football Club.
Read moreDetailsTwin brothers Luke and Owen Buckmaster, founders of the fast-growing pizza brand Doughboys Pizza, have been named Young Entrepreneurs of the Year
Read moreDetailsA hair salon in Wokingham has provided hundreds of complimentary haircuts to charity workers and volunteers
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell, is lacing up her walking boots to raise money for her chosen charity.
Read moreDetailsA branch of HSBC in Wokingham has been damaged after being targeted during an overnight protest linked to pro-Palestinian activism.
Read moreDetailsA line of bikes wrapped in fairy lights rolled out from Reading Bicycle Hub on a Saturday night.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre, founded in Reading in 2012, have announced a highly experienced cast for their acclaimed play
Read moreDetailsA group of young performers from across Wokingham and Finchampstead delivered a sparkling afternoon of festive entertainment
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