It takes a village to raise a child, says Chapter2
Could you help a Reading charity to build a community of happier, healthier boys and young men?
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Community
A walk in Woodley will help put tiles on a church roof
Sponsored event will help keep the rain off St John Bosco worshippers
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Appeal for witnesses in Sandhurst
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious injury collision in Sandhurst.
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Final two battle for ‘Best Pub’ competition
The Two Poplars and The White Horse have been revealed as the top two contenders.
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Traffic calming to be removed to avoid congestion in Arborfield
Thames Water is upgrading water mains to ensure a continued supply to residents and businesses.
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Call for comments on Woodley parking restrictions
Woodley residents are being asked for their views about new parking restrictions being trialled along Woodlands Avenue.
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Borough bus services could be extended
Wokingham Borough Council is set to discuss proposals for extra operating hours, this week
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Twyford Station parking: the challenge viewed from all angles
Wokingham Borough Council says work is progressing
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The remake project at The Lexicon
A recycling project at The Lexicon has seen pupils from four local primary schools turn materials destined for landfill into new works of art.
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Law colleagues pedal for good causes
Blandy's bikeathon raises funds for local charities
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