Twyford group to host Harry Potter-themed fireworks night
Twyford and District Round Table is hosting a Harry Potter-themed bonfire and fireworks extravaganza.
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NSPCC calls on Wokingham residents to form volunteer fundraising groups
Ramblers, exercise enthusiasts, artists and anyone with a passion for putting on events and activities is welcome to join, the charity said.
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History of Woodley for sale in book form
A History of Woodley explores the town's past, having grown from a clearing in the woods to a town.
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Wokingham’s carers sent NHS survey to share experiences
The 2021-22 survey of adult carers in England is being carried out locally by the borough council on behalf of NHS Digital.
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Reading lawyer calls for more inclusive industry
Boyes Turner has appointed Kim Milan as its new senior partner and she has called for more inclusivity.
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Reading Today – Reading’s new champion – to go on sale next week
Reading has a new champion ? Reading Today goes on sale for the first time next week
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Council launches free climate workshop for borough businesses
Wokingham Borough Council is hosting its second Climate Conversation session on Thursday, October 14.
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Farley Hill Primary School needs more road safety measures says Arborfield parent
Walking to the new Farley Hill school is dangerous without traffic calming measures said an Arborfield parent.
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Roasted Squash & Chimichurri
Stunning varieties of squash are being harvested now heralding the arrival of autumn, here's a great recipe to try
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Reading donor centre launches campaign for more supporters
The donor centre, on Kings Road, is at just 40% capacity each day.
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