Make a date with Henley Arts Trail
Artists from across the Thames Valley are showcasing their art in next year's Henley Arts Trail calendar.
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Celebrities support call for Reading Gaol as arts centre
A number of celebrities have joined the call to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre.
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We’re not acting in secret, says Woodley council leader
Woodley Town Council leader says it is not being run secretly, after claims were made by the Lib Deb town council group leader.
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Festive films and new gin at Wokingham cinema
Wokingham's Everyman Cinema is premiering a new gin.
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Caring employees take the spotlight
Optalis, a Wokingham-based social care provider, recently held its fifth annual STAR Awards.
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How Alina’s helicopter ride helped save a trapped moon
East-Reading resident Mary Chambers turned her children's daydreams into a picture book.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: WADE 150 Club lottery
The latest news from WADE as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 10, 2020.
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NHS warns residents of flu risk
The NHS is warning residents that it is more important than ever to have a free flu vaccination.
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Generous motorbikers gift thousands of presents
Thousands of bikers delivered Christmas presents to children as part of the Covid-safe Reading Toy Run.
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Sonning care home residents virtually visited by former PM
Theresa May made a virtual visit to residents at Sunrise of Sonning care home.
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