Tomorrow, students will collect their A-level results, and on Thursday, pupils will do the same for their GCSE grades. It is the first time the two results days have run...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM and Reading have seen a baby boom over lockdown over the past year, with the two areas being hotspots for covid newborns. In March, across the country, there were...
Read moreDetailsA NEW pan-Asian dining experience is set to tickle taste buds as itsu opens in a popular Reading retail park. Itsu’s first-ever franchise has created 30 jobs for its branch...
Read moreDetailsREADING Buses has relaunched its Star of the Month Awards — and the first round has seen a bumper crop of winners. The monthly awards ceremony was created to recognise...
Read moreDetailsTHE MAJORITY of paramedics in Wokingham and beyond have felt threatened while at work, according to a new survey. The College of Paramedics has revealed nearly three quarters (72%) of...
Read moreDetailsA PAWSOME children’s book has proved to be a hit with families while raising funds for charity. Wokingham-born writer Anna Zeller has created a new tale, based on her real-life...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN £18,000 has been pushed into a new project aiming to reduce reoffending in abusers. Matthew Barber, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley, has given the money...
Read moreDetailsA NEW COFFEE shop has opened in Reading. Coffee Under Pressure welcomed its first customers at Broad Street Mall last month. It serves a range of speciality teas, coffees, homemade...
Read moreDetailsTHE MASS vaccination site in Reading has been moved. Formerly at the Madejski Stadium, jabs will now be available at Broad Street Mall instead. The town centre shopping centre will...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 250 police officers have joined the force in under two years. It means the Thames Valley now has more officers than ever before, overtaking the high in 2010....
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