Father Christmas is ditching the sleigh this year and driving Reading Buses instead
Santa will be driving buses instead of sleighs this month, in the hope of raising funds for the company’s charity of the year — Sport in Mind.
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Rosi’s book is so good, it is a truth universally acknowledged
Rosi Morgan-Barry from Wokingham recently published the second edition of her Jane Austen-inspired novel, The Bitter and the Sweet.
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Arborfield’s new horses are taking shape
Life-size sculptures are being installed in Arborfield as part of a recent housing development.
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Citizens Advice funds Wokingham mental health courses
Citizens Advice Wokingham is repurposing funding to train 72 Mental Health First Aiders for free.
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New Foundry College is open for business
The new and improved Foundry College is now open after a £1.7 million project.
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Seven half marathons make Zach’s week
A Crowthorne resident has run seven half marathons in seven days for his latest charity fundraiser.
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Two men jailed after drug-related knife attack near Wokingham Train Station
The victim was stabbed numerous times in full view of busy commuters, leaving him with life-threatening injuries that have become life-changing.
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New face on the local cyber scene
Mark Scott has joined the South East Cyber Resilience Centre.
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Crowthorne care home worker up for award
Sarah Davies, who manages Crowthorne care home Ariadni, has been shortlisted for the Great British Care Awards 2020.
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Reading students take to the stage with the National Theatre
Students at Reading College are pairing up with the National Theatre as part of its Connections showcase next year.
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