PETS & VETS: How to help keep your cat cool in hot weather
Cats love to sunbathe but even they can get too hot in the summer and may need some help to stay cool. Any cat can overheat however they will struggle...
Read moreDetailsCats love to sunbathe but even they can get too hot in the summer and may need some help to stay cool. Any cat can overheat however they will struggle...
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR gym is to be replaced with a 70-bedroom hotel after planning permission was granted last month. Nirvana Spa won approval for its plans to demolish the Pulse 8...
Read moreDetailsSTOPPING free school meals during the summer holidays will be a massive blow according to a Labour councillor. Last week, Government ministers announced that the national voucher scheme that helps...
Read moreDetailsLAST WEEK, we shared a short story created by members of Wokingham Library’s Writers Group. They’ve been hard at work creating fiction based on the theme of isolation. And in...
Read moreDetailsWE’VE all been at home a lot more in recent weeks – the pandemic has seen us work, rest and play within the confines of our four walls. And boffins...
Read moreDetailsMillions of protests have broken out across the globe as anger towards the killing of George Flloyd boils over. Black Lives Matter demonstrations began after a video of Mr Floyd’s...
Read moreDetailsReading FC have offered options to season ticket holders to claim refunds for the remainder of games this season, including donating to the club's community trust.
Read moreDetailsA WARNING has gone out to make sure your ice cream comes from a registered van. The council’s Public Protection Partnership (PPP) is warning that some of the stop me...
Read moreDetailsDIRECTORS at two Wokingham-based estate agents have been disqualified for their roles in an illegal price-fixing cartel. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ruled that Stephen Jones and Neal...
Read moreDetailsNEW Live streams will keep locals connected with the arts following the introduction of a new online platform. Launched late last month as part of the annual Reading Children’s Festival,...
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