Elderly urged to stay safe, warm and well
The Royal Voluntary Service is offering a helping hand to the borough's older residents this winter.
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Enjoying good folk at home
Miranda Sykes is giving a YouTube concert on Monday with Nettlebed Folk Club.
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New names joining The Lexicon next month
The Real Greek and Crewe Clothing are set to join The Lexicon in Bracknell next month.
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ROZ CROY: Buying something online?
Roz Croy's Good Advice as seen in Wokingham.Today as of November 12, 2020.
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Call for BME volunteers in Covid vaccine study
A call has been put out for Black and minority ethnic volunteers in an effort to advance Reading's coronavirus vaccine.
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Wellbeing boost for railway workers
An event boosting the mental health of railway workers was so successful, it is being turned into an annual event.
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Westminster Diary: Ray of hope in a dark winter
Westminster Diary as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 12, 2020.
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Put your best foot forward this year
Dr Helen Flaherty is offering ideas to get kids walking more, whether they are attending school or not.
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Everton Women 1-1 Reading Women: Royals recover as Harding strike earns away point
Reading skipper Natasha Harding earned Reading a third successive draw in the Women's Super League with a stunning equaliser to cancel out Simone Magill's opener for Everton. The Toffees went...
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Shinfield Running Club celebrate with spooky fancy dress event
Shinfield running club are inviting their members to take part in virtual challenges during the latest lockdown. The lockdown has resulted in sports activities being suspended, however the running club...
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