A Woosehill company has donated its products to hospital staff in an effort to keep those on the frontline connected. Edge Beanbags- run by husband and wife Paul and Philippa...
Read moreDetailsA collection of handmade words of encouragement have been placed over a railway bridge in Woodley aimed at helping people who are going through a difficult time in their lives.
Read moreDetailsVIRTUAL council meetings are now the norm for Earley Town Council.
Read moreDetailsISOLATEDTalks.com has been launched to support the work of The Samaritans. The charity receives calls and emails from people who often need someone to talk to and find themselves in...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in Crowthorne are looking to spread a little happiness this week, thanks to a new fun trail. Taking place across the village, there are more than 25 stops to...
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL for witnesses has been launched after a 76-year-old woman died following a collision at a busy road junction in neighbouring Reading. The incident took place around 10.50am on...
Read moreDetailsIt’s been such a popular idea that it’s spread across the world, including a Spoonville that was launched Down Under. Thankfully, the spoons are the right way up, otherwise that...
Read moreDetailsA Keephatch resident is calling for the council to take responsibility in managing biodiversity.
Read moreDetailsFor many, lockdown has sparked a new-found love for walking and exploring the countryside.
Read moreDetailsThe Tywford Beer Festival had been due to take place on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13, but has been pulled.
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