Why congregations from two Catholic churches marched together through Reading
The congregations of two churches united as one in a procession through the University of Reading and Earley for a special occasion.
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Police reveal how AI chatbot is changing the way the public reports crime
An artificial intelligence assistant introduced by Thames Valley Police has handled 200 non-emergency conversations a day in its first six months
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Could a fix finally be coming for Wokingham’s notorious crash junction?
The future could be looking brighter for one of Wokingham's most notorious accident black spots
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Police issue stark warning as youngsters caught entering abandoned Bracknell buildings
Police have urged young people to stay away from two derelict buildings in Bracknell after reports of people entering the sites increased.
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Wokingham 10 year old supports Spires Cleft Centre
Isabella gives back to the ward that treated her
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Heavy police presence planned for Henley Royal Regatta
Police will have a visible presence across Henley-on-Thames throughout the Henley Royal Regatta to help keep visitors safe.
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Bracknell MP wins government review of asylum accommodation concerns
A local MP is hopeful of scoring a victory in the issue of asylum seekers housed in a town centre hotel.
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Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh welcomes new president
Jane Skeats brings professional and community experience to the role
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Five famous faces who went to school in our borough
The classrooms of our area have shaped the minds of figures who have gone on to better things.
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Enjoy a free talk hosted by The Arts Society Wokingham
Hear an actor speak about Man of the Theatre Charles Dickens
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