SCIENTISTS working on coronavirus-based research had a royal visitor. Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex, paid a socially-distanced visit to the University of Reading’s Health and Life Science Building. He...
Read moreDetailsDIVERSIONS will be in place on the M4 this weekend, as Highways England continues its project to convert the road into a Smart Motorway. The closure affects Junctions 10 (Winnersh)...
Read moreDetailsContemporary furniture company Danetti is launching its first-ever showroom in Binfield's Octagon House.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses will not be running its dedicated matchday supporter routes as a result of the limited number of fans attending the Reading game
Read moreDetailsWoodley & Earley Lions are welcoming Santa to Woodley this year.
Read moreDetailsA Christmas market in taking place on Peach Place on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsStudents and staff at the University of Reading are now eligible for rapid coronavirus tests before the winter holidays.
Read moreDetailsTaxCalc has donated £4,000 worth of items to Wokingham Foodbank to ensure every child in the borough can have a merry Christmas.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Dressing the Christmas Tree ceremony is taking place online this year as part of the Virtual Living Advent Calendar.
Read moreDetails210 tree saplings are being planted in Winnersh as part of a community-led initiative.
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