Council signs new contract to keep Wokingham streets clean
“We know how important it is to our residents to see the borough is well looked after, especially in key areas such as around schools and at the entrances to...
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Forest School given green light to build new air dome
Work has started on The Forest School and Reading Football Club’s Dome Project, which includes an AirDome and 3G pitch.
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Wokingham drugs raid part of secret law enforcement operation
Detectives from SEROCU’s Dark Web team also conducted a series of drug warrants in London and Wokingham on Friday, June 19.
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Crowthorne Library set to reopen on Monday on a Covid-secure basis
LIBRARY services are set to resume from Monday, July 6, in Crowthorne and neighbouring Bracknell, but with reduced opening hours. The two venues have been selected to form the first...
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Clap for volunteers: NHS staff thank supporters with applause on Sunday night
On Sunday, July 5 — the day the NHS was founded — the country is invited to come together at 5pm and applaud all those who have volunteered or helped...
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Schools reopening: Call for Government to do more to reassure parents that it will be safe
THE GOVERNMENT needs to do more to reassure parents that schools will be safe to return to in September. Earlier today, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said that restrictions on group...
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Check your water works ahead of coronavirus re-opening warns water company
BUSINESSES are being warned to check the taps ahead of reopening. After three months away, many taps, showers and toilets having not been used, and South East Water is urging...
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BBC Radio Berkshire faces shake-up as broadcaster seeks to save £125million
CHANGES made to BBC Radio Berkshire’s schedules at the start of the coronavirus pandemic will become permanent as the broadcaster looks to save £125 million. In all, 450 jobs across...
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CCTV released after teenager robbed and kidnapped at railway station
WOKINGHAM commuters are being asked to help police identify a man after a teenage woman was robbed and kidnapped from a busy London railway station. The incident happened around 2.30pm...
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FROM THE TILEHURST END: No two ways about it, that was embarrassing
It’s fair to say that the season’s restart has not gone to plan for Reading. One point from three games stands as one of the poorest returns in the Championship,...
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