People living under Heathrow flight paths at higher risk of hospitalisation – survey
PEOPLE living under Heathrow flight paths have a higher risk of being hospitalised due to heart conditions.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE living under Heathrow flight paths have a higher risk of being hospitalised due to heart conditions.
Read moreDetailsA DINNER celebrating making a difference was held in Sindlesham late last month, as Wokingham Lions Club marked a successful year of fundraising
Read moreDetailsA LAW firm with offices in Reading and Henley is looking for key staff for its new Wokingham offices.
Read moreDetailsMusician's 48 hour concert raised over £1,000
Read moreDetailsTHE MAYOR of Wokingham attended a launch event to mark the opening of a new 43-home development in Arborfield.
Read moreDetailsSunny Saturdays in Wokingham: free music while you lunch
Read moreDetailsre3, which operates recycling centres in Reading and Bracknell, has teamed up with Podback to take in used pods for all the popular systems
Read moreDetailsWhile Readipop Festival is mere days away, the charity behind the event is bringing new opportunities to young people in Reading all year round
Read moreDetailsBins across Wokingham borough will be emptied less often, grass left to grow longer, and roads swept less frequently as the council saves £700,000
Read moreDetailsWARMER springs are causing British bees to come out of hibernation earlier, threatening the pollination of crops.
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