A CYCLIST has been rushed to hospital following a collision with a man driving a Mercedes in Lower Earley. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. ...
Read moreDetailsReading have signed midfielder Ovie Ejaria from Liverpool on a four-year contract following his loan spell at the club last season. Ejaria first joined the Royals on loan from Liverpool...
Read moreDetailsMOST people when they get to their golden years enjoy taking it easy: relaxing with some good books and comfy slippers. But not so Trevor Jones. He’s just completed a...
Read moreDetailsCITIZENS Advice won’t be leaving residents hanging with the launch of their new community telephones. Located in libraries and community centres across the borough, the free phones connect directly to...
Read moreDetails“We’re upset, because we do a lot in the village and we feel like we’re a constant target. A lot of the kids in the village come and use our...
Read moreDetailsA couple of weeks ago, I wrote in this column about the summer of change that lay ahead for theReading men’s team. That change is still happening – as I...
Read moreDetailsREFUGEES in the Reading area are using poetry to reconnect with home with new University workshops. Celebrating memories of their home countries and identities, poetry writing is proving to be...
Read moreDetailsDUST OFF your dancing shoes because Wokingham Festival is back, but with a twist. Wokingham Music Club has announced that this year’s event, due to take place this bank holiday...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM burglaries are on the rise as lockdown eases, according to UK CrimeStats data. The borough sees an average of 34 reported burglaries each month, but this dropped to 23...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES are calling for a housing development to take action over a drivers’ cut through before someone gets hurt. Residents of the Mulberry Grove development off Keep Hatch Lane said...
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