Purple Turtle fundraiser for MS charity promises festival sounds
Reading musician Simon Oliver's Chameleon Music will support Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
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Watch Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in Shinfield
Expect high jinks and hilarity
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Little City launched in Barkham
The opening of Little City Central Berkshire branch is the latest expansion of the national franchise.
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Wokingham photographer left ‘lost for words’ after reaching National Business Awards Final
A photographer from Wokingham has been named a finalist in the 2026 UK Small Business Awards.
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Residents Overruled? Council to make decision for 111-Home Winnersh Scheme
The scheme provides a range of dwelling types and sizes.
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Celebrate 30 years of walking the Thames Path
Hundreds will take part in a June relay
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Green fingered volunteers wanted for therapeutic gardening
Reading charity Thrive seeks people to help with its life-changing work
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Naturally Speaking: Wet wipes belong in the bin
Environmental news and views
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Green Week talk in Woodley
The event is free to attend and open to all.
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New Wokingham roundabout opens, but bigger disruption still to come
Wokingham borough council has finished improving the junction of Finchampstead Road and Molly Millars Lane.
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