Reading conference showcases waste and recycling best practice
Re3 welcomes more than 80 UK delegates
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Naturally Speaking: One month to go to sign up for solar
Environmental news and views
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MUNBOI teams with Berkshire artists for latest EP, Weekends, with fellow Berkshire artists
MUNBOI has released a collection of four new songs featuring Berkshire artists?titled Weekends?ahead of a show in Reading in September
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring The Dead Can Wait, Neon Fields, doops
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham
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Work starts at Bohunt Wokingham Sixth
The expansion project will provide 300 places for sixth form students.
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Flats plan approved despite parking concerns
Councillors discussed plans to build flats on a field in Lower Earley.
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Thames Hospice announces Katherine Horler OBE as new chair of the board of trustees
Katherine Horler OBE has been named as the successor to the role, which will be held by current chair Chris Aitken until the end of the year.
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Mayor visit to Wokingham Today
She popped into several businesses, including Wokingham Today.
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Police appeal after 12-year-old pushed off bike and robbed in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a 12-year-old boy was pushed off his bike and had it stolen from him in Bracknell.
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Major road closures start next week
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at its junction with Finchampstead Road.
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