A MAN involved in a collision in a busy Reading road this morning has been taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital with serious injuries. Now, Thames Valley Police Thames Valley...
Read moreDetailsA HARE HATCH-based falconry centre is celebrating its 10th anniversary with plans to become the borough’s first zoo. The Feathers and Fur Falconry Centre was set up in 2009 by...
Read moreDetailsA CONFERENCE exploring the impact of domestic abuse on children and the family is to be held next week
Read moreDetailsThe hospital has been named alongside 20 others to receive seed funding to help develop a plan for redevelopment.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL Sunday market is coming to Wokingham this weekend – it’s a celebration of all things vegan. To celebrate the brand-new event, which will run on a monthly basis,...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM is getting its own version of the Ideal Home Show, offering residents the chance to turn their grand designs into reality. On Saturday, the first-ever Inspire Design Home Show...
Read moreDetailsThe Space Chase Summer Reading Challenge saw an increase in young children joining libraries across the borough.
Read moreDetailsLocal residents who have suspicions of child abuse but aren't quite sure are encouraged to report their concerns.
Read moreDetailsA captivating tale of self-discovery awaits audiences of a Broadway spectacular showing at The Hexagon this week. Directed by Michael Fentiman, Amélie The Musical follows a young woman as she...
Read moreDetailsAn internationally-acclaimed artist has unveiled her recent work of four murals at the spa.
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