WUC thanks Gordon Veitch for his dedication and kindness
Helping to change people's situations is very rewarding, says the WUC trustee as he steps down from the role
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Rescued horses delighted shoppers in Wokingham
They can be seen again at a Family Fun Day in July to support SAFE ponies
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Royal Berks fire service paid out nearly £150k in compensation claims in last five years
Statistics collected by No Win No Fee Solicitors Co have shown that RBFRS paid £146,000 to successful claims made since 2020.
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Wokingham MP demands action on local rivers to end ‘sewage scandal’
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat MP, Clive Jones, has voted in Parliament to introduce a new 'blue flag' status for rivers and chalk streams.
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Everything in the garden was lovely at Wokingham Baptist Church
A community garden event at the church was a Link fundraiser success
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Changes coming for the future of town council as map of Earley will be redrawn
The map of Earley could be redrawn in the near future, with discussions about its exact nature taking place.
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Winnersh studios to be demolished
Plans to demolish a film studio that once hosted Hollywood Blockbusters have been approved.
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A restored piano at Reading Station is proving popular with travellers
Try tinkling the ivories as you travel
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Royal Berks misdiagnosis claims payouts reach over £10m in past five years
Freedom of Information requests lodged by Medical Negligence Assist have shown that 30 claims were settled, totalling over £10m
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Hawkedon Primary School focuses on the environment
Pupils consider ways to increase sustainability and decrease waste, on Earth Day, and in the future
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