Mystery man is ‘Set for Life’
A mystery man from Berkshire has won £10,000 a month for one year.
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Have your say about new RBH location
The Trust is seeking the views of patients, staff and the public.
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Warning issued about possible online scams
Thames Valley Police is urging people to remain vigilant.
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Catenian Association celebrates John Robins’ half century membership
Friends and family gather to raise their glasses
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Two academics at Uni of Reading to see more than £2M of funding, named as Future Leaders Fellows
The University of Reading projects will see new funding after two of its educators were named "future leaders" in innovation and research by the UKRI
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The 50plus home repair company welcomes new area manager
Woodley resident David Birch leads expansion into Berkshire
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Train disruptions between Reading and Guildford following trespass incident, National Rail warns
Operators have reopened a number of lines after service-wide disruption earlier today, following reports of a trespass incident in Crowthorne
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berks Charity teams with NHS trust to fund new mammography machine
The trust has teamed with the Royal Berkshire Charity to appeal for £130,000, which would fund a new mammography machine for its mobile screening unit
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Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust celebrates staff and volunteers in All Star Awards
The All Star Awards see healthcare workers recognised for their help in going "above and beyond" for others
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Peter returns to law firm
He re-joins the firm having previously spent more than eight years at Blandy & Blandy.
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