Reading manager Veljko Paunovic was full of compliments for Yakou Meite after the Ivorian bagged a double to see the Royals beat Rotherham United. The Royals made it six wins...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES in Earley who receive free school meals are able to access help and food from a scheme organised by churches. The Earley Help Hub, which was launched at the...
Read moreDetailsReading extended their lead at the top of the Championship to five points as they made it seven unbeaten after Yakou Meite bagged a brace against Rotherham United. Meite scored...
Read moreDetailsReaders' Letters as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 22, 2020.
Read moreDetailsBinghams Brewery, in Twyford, is under new management and has officially launched a new tap room.
Read moreDetailsThe Theatre Royal Windsor has been closed for seven months, but a new host of socially distanced performances are returning.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Maestros, a local trust which helps young people make music, has been awarded more than £750,000.
Read moreDetailsLast week, Holme Grange School hosted the Beyond COP21 Symposium.
Read moreDetailsTeri Kearsey, from Wokingham, has appointed as chair of trustees for Harry's HAT, a national children's charity.
Read moreDetailsLocated in The Great Hall, the new site is accessible without a car and everyone must follow public health measures.
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