THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is celebrating after being granted outline planning consent for the second phase of its new Thames Valley Science Park. Wokingham Borough Council has approved the plans...
Read moreDetailsA wildlife conservationist is fulfilling a dream to go on a remote Amazon adventure led by his hero, legendary explorer Colonel John Blashford-Snell. Sonning’s own Bear Grylls and acclaimed environmentalist,...
Read moreDetailsA BUS company is putting its faith in its customers by letting them take away their umbrellas. Users of the Reading Buses Orange 13 and 14 routes in Woodley will...
Read moreDetailsA COMPANY which provides care for people with physical and learning disabilities has celebrated its fifth birthday with a surprise party. Members of staff and clients of Gabriel’s Angels, which...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of walkers enjoyed the spring sunshine on Sunday, May 7, for the third Wokingham Walk. The annual event invites participants to explore some of the borough’s most beautiful countryside...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL church service was held on Sunday to allow parishioners the chance to welcome their new associate priest. The Revd Julian McAllen has joined the parish of Finchampstead and...
Read moreDetailsA blind man was robbed as he left a Wokingham town centre supermarket. Thames Valley Police has just released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to in...
Read moreDetailsWe are very sad to report the death of our much-loved colleague Vivienne Johnson. She passed away last week in the Royal Berkshire Hospital after a long and brave battle...
Read moreDetailsWokingham and East Berkshire Camera club members have been inspired by two of their fellow members who have won recognition in the national Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. They...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of a physiotherapy clinic in Wokingham are setting their sights on a fundraising climb to help a young woman fulfil her dream of driving across America. Seven team members...
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