Four men charged over van tool thefts
Four men have been charged over van tool thefts.
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Earley residents condemn ‘environmental vandalism’
Earley residents are angry after their local woodland was cleared without warning by Lower Earley Properties.
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Millwall 1-1 Reading: Lucas Joao equaliser rescues point to end losing run
Reading ended a run of four consecutive defeats as Lucas Joao hit a second half equaliser to earn the Royals a point at Millwall. Reading went behind on the stroke...
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Wokingham Borough Council launches free parking in run-up to Christmas
Council-run car parks in town and village centres will be free on Saturdays in December
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Reading shopping centre grants Christmas wishes with £20,000 donation
The Oracle is supporting 10 local charities through its Giving Back Project, to help them overcome the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Student pushes online mental health support
Students at the University of Reading are supporting young people with their mental health during the second lockdown.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Standing together
From The Chamber as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
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Giving unpaid carers a voice during the pandemic
This week's column from Healthwatch Wokingham as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
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Pupils gifted hi-vis jackets for Road Safety Week
Pupils at Wescott Infant School received a donation of hi-vis vests for Road Safety Week.
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Five-year-old Isla leads the way when it comes to being tidy
Isla Nicholson, from Arborfield, is leading the way with her weekly litter picks around the neighbourhood.
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