Meet-up helps men with breast cancer
A CAMPAIGN is breaking the taboo of breast cancer in men, thanks to grant-making charity Walk the Walk. Last month, the organisation arranged a special meet-up for men diagnosed with...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN is breaking the taboo of breast cancer in men, thanks to grant-making charity Walk the Walk. Last month, the organisation arranged a special meet-up for men diagnosed with...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEW Police and Crime Commissioner has announced his four-year vision for the Thames Valley. Matthew Barber said he will hold the Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police to account,...
Read moreDetailsWinnersh Parish Council is looking for four new councillors on a volunteer basis. Based at Winnersh Community Centre, at Bearwood Recreation Ground, the council maintains the open space, sports pitches,...
Read moreDetailsSOUTHERN Co-op has been praised for its “ambitious” climate plans by world-leading environmental organisations. The regional firm has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030, and...
Read moreDetailsA WINNERSH pub is reopening after an extensive refurbishment throughout the month. The Pheasant Inn on Reading Road is welcoming back some familiar faces, and introducing a new landlord. John...
Read moreDetailsSPRING gardens were displayed virtually in a special video to raise money for a Reading hospice. The Finchampstead Support Group of Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent has invited people to...
Read moreDetailsTHE WOKINGHAM property market has been “frenzied” as buyers rushed to make the most of the tax holiday, two of the town’s estate agents have said. Last week, the Government’s...
Read moreDetailsDo you have a background in marketing or IT? If so, the Wokingham Job Support Centre (WJSC) needs your help. The important support service which helps jobseekers across the borough...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based charity says it needs fundraising now more than ever, as it comes through the pandemic. Dingley’s Promise, which supports under-fives with special educational needs and disabilities, is asking...
Read moreDetailsFrom the courts, as seen in Wokingham.Today of July 8, 2021. A WOODLEY man who stole a bike from Reading has been ordered to pay his victim £150. Ian Devereaux,...
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