Santa’s secret helper delivering to 50 children
A secret helper in Warfield is planning to deliver gifts to nearly 50 children this Christmas.
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Woman punched in face for not having a cigarette – vicious daytime assault in Woodley
A WOMAN was punched in the face for not having a cigarette in a vicious assault in Woodley. The incident took place last Wednesday morning and saw the victom have...
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When Peter met the Prince
A Reading Buses driver, who played an important role in the pandemic, has met the royal family.
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Fence damaged in road arson attack in Arborfield
The bridge passing over Observer Way was set alight recently.
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Evolving services made safe with Optalis
Optalis, which supports residents with disabilities, has evolved its day services.
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Entertainer provides gift of Christmas with 22,000 toys
The Entertainer has donated more than 22,000 toys to the Salvation Army this Christmas.
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Falconry centre raises £26,000 for move to Warfield
Feathers and Fur Falconry Centre is relocating to Warfield, and has raised £26,000 for the move.
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Grandparents’ epic trek will help baby Emily
A Wokingham couple are walking 540 miles to raise funds for CLIC Sargent, a children's cancer charity.
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New look for school lunches with single-use plastic ban
Wokingham Boorugh Council has reimagined school lunches to reduce single-use plastic.
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Get familiar with the new Henley hospital
The RBH has released a video to help people get familiar with the new Henley hospital.
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