Confusion over Shinfield retirement home left dormant for two years
Confusion has been raised over a new retirement home in Shinfield that has been built but left vacant for more than two years.
Read moreDetailsConfusion has been raised over a new retirement home in Shinfield that has been built but left vacant for more than two years.
Read moreDetailsMagic seats, exclusive merch and a special double feature - a touch of magic arrives at Vue Reading to mark the release of Wicked: For Good
Read moreDetailsThe WELL, and Wokingham crafters, are together developing a thriving community hub
Read moreDetailsThe youngsters, not the aquatic animals, have been learning about food journeys with community champion Louise Jedras
Read moreDetailsEvents will be held across Wokingham borough next weekend to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Read moreDetailsThe CAN is now working with solicitors Leigh Day to seek prosecution of Chris Weston, Chief Executive Officer of the utilities provider.
Read moreDetailsMP Olivia Bailey has provided an update on the safety review of a number of slip roads at Beedon and East Ilsley on the A34
Read moreDetailsThe Link Visiting Scheme has been awarded Charity of the Year.
Read moreDetailsThe Police and Crime Commissioner has launched a campaign aimed at helping residents avoid vehicle and tool theft in Thames Valley.
Read moreDetailsHealthy Junkies have a real rock'n'roll backstory (you can find it in their bio on Spotify, among other places)
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