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Warning: This article contains pictures that some readers may find distressing DEAD ducks with tape around beaks and legs have been dumped in an Easthampstead street.  Now, the RSPCA is...

YOU CAN’T beat live music, but that’s just not an option right now.  So our Wokingham Loves Music playlist is the next best thing. Curated by  Chris Hillman from White...

STAFF and residents at a Lower Earley care home were among the first to get their jabs. Those at Barchester’s Austen House were pleased to receive their vaccinations, and Natsayi...

THE CONGREGATION at St Paul’s Church in Wokingham has been supporting patients at Royal Berkshire Hospital. The rector, the Revd Richard Lamey, and his team put out a call to...

I wrote the first three verses of the haiku last spring before the first lockdown and added to it when I realised that, as if someone had been reading my...

POLITICAL campaigners have been accused of ‘flagrant flouting of the law’ by delivering leaflets during lockdown – but they say that they have been sent out by commercial companies. In...

THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has become the first university in Europe to join an eco-friendly catering group. It has joined the Menus of Change Universities Research Collaborative (MCURC) to innovate...

The Woodley Festival of Music and Arts takes place in March year and provides a warm and friendly environment in which performers may gain valuable experience and feedback from professional...

WORK on the new 300-seater grandstand at Rams RFC's Old Bath Road home has begun, writes Richard Ashton. It is being installed by Duncan Lynch Precision Engineering, and they have...

THERE are two new fish in a local law firm’s ever-growing pond. Reading-based technology law firm, Boyes Turner, has recently welcomed two more recruits. Chris Harber has hopped on board...