THE FAMILY of James Furlong have thanked people for their tributes and messages of support. The Holt School history teacher was one of three men who died in a terror...
Read moreDetailsWokingham in Need is grateful for the assistance of so many people In Wokingham – They came to our assistance with Covid-19 and this led to the progression of several...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Borough Community Response group has been adapting its processes to support the community as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted and lockdown is relaxed. Over the weekend, it moved into...
Read moreDetailsALMOST 200 neighbours across Wokingham will be toasting the weekend after learning that they are to share £3 million. They are all players of the People’s Postcode Lottery and earlier...
Read moreDetails“Reading is built on partnership, on its community cohesion, and on an overwhelming sense of togetherness. I am so proud to see people holding fast to these values and rejecting...
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS have been called to a house fire in Reading’s Newtown this afternoon. The incident took place in Liverpool Road, close to the border between Wokingham and Reading boroughs....
Read moreDetailsA POST-mortem into the three men who died in Reading’s terror attack last Saturday has been released. Full details are further down this story and some readers may find this...
Read moreDetailsDENMARK STREET is to be pedestrianised to help shoppers get around Wokingham town centre and help pop-up pavement cafes to launch. It’s one of a number of measures that are...
Read moreDetailsA CORONAVIRUS-friendly way to honour the three men who died in a terror attack in Reading will take place tomorrow evening. Residents are being asked to stop what they’re doing...
Read moreDetailsTORIES IN TURMOIL … Could John Redwood be the one to save them? Problems with Europe. A country struggling with the aftermath of one of the biggest crises for a...
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