Reading Buses reveals Easter timetable to help residents plan journeys
Reading Buses has announced its Easter bus timetable.
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Wokingham day centre reopens its doors
WADE Day Centre has reopened its site on Reading Road, for the first time since lockdown restrictions were reintroduced.
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Reading-based med-tech firm wants to kickstart young people’s careers
Reading-based medical technology firm Occuity wants to help young people kickstart their careers.
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Unleash the beast of South Hill Park
South Hill Park is launching a brand new children's book next month: The Beast of South Hill Park.
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Scribble for better sleep, says Wokingham sleep therapist
A Wokingham psychologist is helping people sleep soundly with her new book, Navigating Sleeplessness.
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Wokingham Borough Council rejects application for 4G mast
Wokingham Borough Council rejected an application for a 4G mast in Knoll Farm, following a resident petition.
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Chief executive of Reading-based homeless charity announces departure
Ian Caren, CEO of Launchpad, has announced he is stepping down at the end of April.
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Shinfield Studios gets approval as Hollywood production company plans to film in borough
“We want to thank Wokingham Borough Council for their support as we begin our journey to create a state of the art, 21st century film and television production complex.”
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re3 extends tip opening hours in Bracknell and Reading in time for a spring clean
The recycling centres will continue to use the booking system, so all visitors will need to arrange a 30-minute slot with last bookings at 7pm.
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Wokingham Festival to return for August bash
Wokingham Festival is set to return this August, after it was cancelled last year due to the pandemic.
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