New scheme for housebuyers
Bovis Homes has teamed up with the country's largest affordable new-build housing provider to launch Home Stepper.
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SEND school plans for Earley
Plans for a special educational needs centre in Earley have been revealed
Read moreDetailsCouncillors to vote on school transport plans
Wokingham Borough Council is considering removing fare-paying bus passes for post-16 pupils.
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‘We are happy to have them with us’ Selles reveals what new signings Elliott and Mukairu can bring to Reading FC
Ruben Selles has given the lowdown on Reading FC's latest additions.
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Young fan enjoys dream day at the football
A WOKINGHAM schoolboy had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at a recent football match, even meeting Reading Football Club royalty.
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‘An accident waiting to happen’ Residents call for action after tree bough falls onto road
SHINFIELD residents have raised concerns over an ageing oak tree after a large bough fell into the road it overhangs earlier this month.
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Police investigate town centre shoplifting
A new shop in Wokingham has been the target of what appears to be organised shoplifting.
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Romeo and Juliet charmed audiences in Elms Field
Romeo and Juliet charmed audiences in Elms Field
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Independence Day delight for Reading’s Vincentians
READING Vincentians will be celebrating their country's 44th Independence Day with a commemorative dance and dinner.
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Work to build 14 flats will mean partial closure of Oxford Road
Work to build 14 flats will mean partial closure of Oxford Road
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