Anger after trees removed to ‘reduce risk of flooding’
Highways England removed a row trees for smart motorway works, but Winnersh residents are concerned about the safety implications.
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10,000 new businesses in 10 years for the South East
The New Enterprise Allowance scheme has helped 10,000 new businesses launch in the South East.
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Entries open for Reading’s Race For Life
Entries are welcomed for Reading's Race For Life, due to take place later this year.
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How covid has helped Green Room Building Co. to change its approach
The Green Room Building Co., based in Wokingham, says the pandemic has been a major learning curve.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Woodley & Earley Arts Group
The latest news from Woodley and Earley Arts Group as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Road resurfacing gets underway in Wokingham
Twelve roads across Wokingham borough are due to be resurfaced over the coming months.
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SHARE Wokingham teams up with M&S
SHARE Wokingham has partnered with M&S to redistribute food to vulnerable residents.
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FROM THE STUMPS: The value a Women’s Equality Party councillor could bring to Wokingham
From The Stumps, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Reading manager Paunovic hails performance over Coventry in ‘payback’ month
Reaidng manager Veljko Paunovic was delighted with his team after the Royals temporarily moved up to third in the Championship table. "We spoke about this as a payback month for...
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Reading 3-0 Coventry City: Rinomhota on target in 100th game to fire Royals to victory
Andy Rinomhota marked his 100th game in a Reading shirt with a goal as the Royals soared to a comfortable win over Coventry City to push them up the table....
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