One step at a time for the planet
One step at a time for the planet
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Free mental health and wellbeing courses
Free mental health and wellbeing courses
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In celebration of poetry
In celebration of poetry
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Volunteers celebrate 30th anniversary of a woodland haven
Volunteers who have created a woodland haven for wildlife are celebrating their group's 30th birthday.
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Berkshire MPs consider options for Royal Berkshire Hospital’s long-term future
The special briefing, hosted by The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, was held to discuss the three options for redevelopment of the hospital.
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Dad’s 52-marathon fundraiser paused with one to go, following car accident
A father's 52 marathons in a year challenge was dealt a cruel blow when a car crash left him unable to run the final one.
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Domestic abuse prevention conference
Domestic abuse prevention conference
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Fresh application submitted to build two flats in Earley
The site, which is currently brownfield, has been the subject of a number of failed planning applications in the past
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Ofsted find child safety and welfare compromised at Wokingham centre
The report found the service provided by Energy Kidz "does not meet requirements" and, as a result, Ofsted intends to take action.
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