Schools take part in biggest girls football session
The nationwide initiative took place to celebrate and encourage girls' participation in football.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Calls for developer contributions to be used to improve ‘notoriously dangerous junction’
A councillor has called for money supplied by developers for the local area to be used to improve a 'notoriously dangerous junction'.
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Site for 4,000 homes ‘underwater most of the winter’
Residents have claimed the area earmarked for nearly 4,000 homes spends 'most of the winter underwater'.
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Drop-in sessions planned for Hall Farm project
More details for the controversial development are set to be revealed.
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Plans officially submitted for new logistics hub to replace county council offices
Plans have officially been submitted for a new logistics hub to replace the former Berkshire county council offices on the outskirts of Reading.
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Care home residents enjoyed meeting feathered friends
A visit from Berkshire Birds of Prey delights Parson's Grange community
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Appeal launched for plan for nearly 150 homes south of the M4 near Reading
Nearly 150 homes could be built just south of the M4 near Reading despite concerns about traffic and the impact on the environment.
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Shinfield Garden Centre gets ready to bloom again
Under new ownership, the British Garden Centres store opens in March
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Owners of huge Reading office complex promise to reinstall memorial bench to much loved brother
The owners of a huge office complex on the outskirts of Reading have promised to reinstate a memorial bench to a much-loved brother.
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