Light in darkness to remember Holocaust victims
Reading Borough Council is hosting an event for Holocaust Memorial Day.
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Local learning disability charity receives charitable donation
The latest news from Promise Inclusion as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Help is at hand for mums with new mental health programme
Frimley Park Hospital is launching a new maternal mental health programme.
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A life-saving gift for a Shinfield school
Alger Grove, in Shinfield, has received a life-saving defibrillator donation.
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Two local jewellery teachers are taking a shine to writing
Two local jewellery teachers are launching a book next month.
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WATCH: Royal Berkshire Hospital leader says residents are “not a burden” and must keep their appointments
“A concern we do have is the number of patients not attending their scheduled appointments which has the potential for serious consequences if diagnosis or ongoing treatment is delayed."
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Twitter fine prompts social media warning from local law firm
Boyes Turner, in Reading, is warning businesses to consider how they manage their data.
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CORONAVIRUS: Grant scheme opens to help community groups
The Berkshire Community Foundation has launched a new round of coronavirus grant applications for charities.
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READERS’ POETRY: Here we go again
This week's reader's poem, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Help shape Wokingham’s SEND strategy
Wokingham Borough Council is asking residents to help shape its services for young people in need.
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