Groups highlight Dementia Action Week in Wokingham
Teams offer information, signposting and sources of help
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Community
Find a little black dress bargain at The Cowshed
Wokingham charity event will bring out the bling
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Oxfam hero Angela makes a difference
Now 'everyone wants an Angela'
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Forest of Imagination set for this weekend
The finishing touches are now taking place ahead of a bumper four-day showcase.
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Super donors Julia and Margaret encourage more people to give blood
The medal winning friends have received a certificate of thanks from NHS Blood and Transplant
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Four in a row for BAPCO
Four consecutive titles for the Reading side.
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Wargrave society sees history in the making
Katie Amos shares some of Reading Library's remarkable collection of historic images
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham churches
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Hundreds drop-in to see plans
The event gave members of the public the opportunity to ask questions to developers and contractors.
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Health secretary visits Royal Berks
Wes Streeting was joined by Reading MPs Olivia Bailey, Yuan Yang and Matt Rodda.
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