Woodley Carnival returns on Saturday
More than 6,000 people are expected to attend.
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Local filmmakers bring spooky horror shorts to Reading Biscuit Factory
Enjoy a seasonal night of cinema screams
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Government minister visits Alana House
Sir Nic Dakin sees for himself how PACT supports women in the justice system
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Naturally speaking: Hopes for a plastic-free Wokingham
Environmental news and views
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Vote for your favourites at Twyford summer show
The Twyford and Ruscombe Horticultural Association has its Summer Village Show on Saturday.
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Steam specials to depart from Reading in railway’s 200th year
2025 is the 200th anniversary of the modern railway in Britain and passengers from London, Slough, Reading and Newbury can mark this major milestone
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Enjoy a film music night for charity
Borough concert band will entertain with screen favourites
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Men sentenced for supplying drugs in Bracknell
Two men have been sentenced for drug supply offences in Bracknell following an investigation from Thames Valley Police.
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Council defends £4.53m temp staff spend
It has spent the money on agency and temporary staff over the last 14 months.
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Update on Arborfield community facilities
Council was asked for an update on progress with community facilities.
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