The Citizens Advice service has dual-aims — we provide the advice and information people need for the problems they face and we work to improve policies and practices that affect people’s lives....
Read moreDetailsA CHILD sex offender has been jailed for 23 years for historic offences dated back to the late 1980s and early 1990s. Paul John Watts, aged 56, of Buttington Road,...
Read moreDetailsHello and welcome to the 145th instalment of Every Step Counts. This column has been going since September 2016 and WOW … have we been on a serious ride or...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL firm of funeral directors that is just about to open a new branch in Woodley recently hosted a special conference for its peers. Seventy visitors from across the...
Read moreDetailsHANNAH KIRK is ahead of other people when it comes to fundraising. The 34-year-old photographer wanted to raise money for the Yeldall Manor drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre. So she...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Kings have been nominated for the Club of the Year at the national Wheelchair Basketball Awards. The annually held Richard Langhorn Trust Wheelchair Basketball Awards, hosted by the...
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD Football club played host to the EPC Bracknell Football Awards to celebrate the beautiful game on a local scale. The evening was hosted by Sky Sports News presenter Tom...
Read moreDetailsSHINFIELD earned their seventh win of the campaign as they defeated bottom of the table Strafield Turgis/Hartley Wespall by five wickets. Stratfield were put into bat first and the hosts...
Read moreDetailsHaving fun means that a Reading-based wholesale food distributor has been able to give a helping hand one to a Berkshire charity. Bidfood, which has a warehouse in Whitley, Reading...
Read moreDetailsDivision 2A Eversley were beaten for the first time in the league this season as their top of the table clash with Ickenham saw them lose out by three wickets....
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