UK’s Net Zero Plan is built on capitalist innovation, say University of Reading professor
Professor Chris Hilson, director of the Reading Centre for Climate and Justice, said the plan is built on "capitalist business as usual".
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Shinfield Parish Council reveals name for new community building
The new community facility in Shinfield has been officially named following a resident poll.
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Wedding bells ring for care home residents’ special anniversary
Michael Bell, a resident at Pinehurst Care Centre, and his wife Valerie, were treated to an afternoon of cake and their favourite songs.
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World famous photographer to host talk in Wokingham
Charlie Waite, a global leading landscape photographer, will make an appearance at the Whitty Theatre.
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St Agnes Fountain duo to play at Nettlebed Folk Club
A DUO who has played more than 2,500 gigs will be appearing at Nettlebed Folk Club on Monday, October 25
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Reading 2-3 Blackpool: Royals surrender two-goal lead as Tangerines stage comeback
Reading let slip of a two-goal lead as Blackpool made a remarkable recovery with three second-half goals to take the points. Goals from Scott Dann and Tom Dele-Bashiru put the...
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Man assaulted in attempted robbery in Reading
A man in his thirties was assaulted outside a restaurant on Kings Road at 1pm on Monday.
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Winnersh business park receives four star sustainability award
The business park has received four Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) stars.
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Wokingham residents urged to have their say on the future of bins
The borough's current waste and recycling collection contract expires in 2026, and residents can have their say on the new plans.
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Twyford Growers receives prestigious horticultural awards
The Twyford Growers project received two awards from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS).
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