Winnersh library project moves forward
Winnersh library is moving from its current site in the Forest School.
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Community
Provider appointed for new post-16 SEND hub
The announcement follows on from the plans we submitted?for?the?post-16 SEND hub earlier this year.??
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Shire Hall project approved
The imposing complex near Reading was passed by thousands of drivers each day.
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Funding boost for Daisy’s Dream
Children's bereavement charity thanks National Lottery
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Rare Reading FC v Manchester United football programme sells for thousands
An "extremely scarce" football programme featuring Reading FC's away match at Manchester United has sold at auction this week for £3,000.
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Wokingham’s sparkling rendition of The Watsons
Jane Austen as never before
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The Lexicon’s launches community recycling campaign
The Lexicon announced the launch of a new community recycling initiative titled The Remake Project.
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Job support centre seeks new volunteer
The centre is seeking a volunteer client advisor to help meet growing demand.
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Community comes together for International Women’s Day
Wokingham Town Mayor Cllr Lou Timlin hosts an event at Wokingham Town Hall
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Rotarians at Easthampstead hear local story with Beryl Reid connection
Alan Long shares Wokngham Theatre's history
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