Hurst village store is up for sale: guide price £500,000
There's interest from a potential buyer in reopening the store
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Groups highlight Dementia Action Week in Wokingham
Teams offer information, signposting and sources of help
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Man wanted after dangerous driving in Bracknell
Conagh Whitelock, 25, is wanted in connection with dangerous driving in Bracknell
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Oxfam hero Angela makes a difference
Now 'everyone wants an Angela'
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Super donors Julia and Margaret encourage more people to give blood
The medal winning friends have received a certificate of thanks from NHS Blood and Transplant
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Wargrave society sees history in the making
Katie Amos shares some of Reading Library's remarkable collection of historic images
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Most planning appeals are won, says report
Hundreds of homes have been approved after initially being refused.
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Eleven sets of twins celebrate final day before exams
The twins have now reached their final day before their exams.
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Dalia’s Tamarind Tree curry night will support Coppafeel
Join her for curry at the Wokingham charity fundraiser
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Naturally Speaking
'The most important place on Earth is not on land, but at sea'
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