CHILDREN with disabilities in Reading and Wokingham boroughs have received a helping hand from a long-distance runner, who travelled more than 100km last weekend for Me2 Club. William Bevis took...
Read moreDetailsA FUNDRAISING appeal has been launched to help Erftstadt, Wokingham town’s twin in Germany, which has been devastated by flooding. Erftstadt is one of a number of areas in Europe...
Read moreDetailsSUPERFAST broadband is being promised for Crowthorne after a company pledged to launch full-fibre services to the village. Zzoomm is working on installing the network which can offer speeds of...
Read moreDetailsErftstadt, which is twinned with Wokingham, flooded at the end of last week as the river burst its banks after record rainfall. It is thought at least 43 people in...
Read moreDetailsSATISFY your inner artist at a series of new Craft Markets in Wokingham. Holme Grange Craft Village has launched a range of events where local stall holders will be setting...
Read moreDetailsTHE FUTURE of business success lies in hybrid working, according to new research from TalkTalk. The connectivity provider said firms in the South East must offer flexible work arrangements if...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN has raised more than £300 in memory of her nephew after running a virtual half marathon last month. Vickie Robertson, founder of domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK, had...
Read moreDetailsFLOODING is the topic of a new exhibition by the University of Reading. Earlier this month, scientists at the university revealed how to create reliable flood forecasts to support global...
Read moreDetailsIt just doesn’t add up by Jess Warren ARRIVING home after reporting on Wokingham Pride, my phone pinged. Was it a text from someone I saw at the event? Maybe...
Read moreDetailsAN ECO-FRIENDLY solution to transport has been trialled in Reading this week. Reading Buses is currently testing out the latest electric bus on the purple 17 route between Wokingham Road...
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