Reddam House wins award for switch to online learning
Reddam House Berkshire has been awarded for its innovation at this year's Boarding Schools' Association Awards.
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Free online course offers help for dementia carers
Understanding Dementia, a Twyford-based charity, has launched a free training course for anyone caring for somebody with dementia.
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Help save Henley’s theatre, The Kenton
People are coming together with one plea: save Henley's theatre, The Kenton. It needs to raise £35,000.
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Elizabeth hopes you’ll share her lucky number seven
DrugFAM founder Elizabeth Burton-Phillips is celebrating her 70th birthday with a year-long fundraiser.
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Making a success of DofE during lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council has congratulated all of the young residents who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award this year.
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Resurfacing programme in store for Wokingham borough
A new road resurfacing programme will begin later this month - and the Borough Council is investing £800,000 in the scheme.
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Fresh hope for MP’s campaign to save Reading Gaol
THE CAMPAIGN to save Reading Gaol and turn it into an arts centre has received a boost after the chair of a parliamentary select committee has given his backing. Julian...
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Judges head to Reading Abbey for new year
On Friday, October 2, the annual Berkshire Judicial Service was held in the ruins of Reading Abbey.
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Reading law firm makes it to the Legal 500 again
Reading law firm Blandy & Blandy has been placed in The Legal 500 again this year.
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Borough Council leader calls to keep recycling dry
Wokingham Borough Council leader John Halsall is asking people to keep their recycling dry as the weather turns.
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