Project completed to convert old restaurant into homes in Berkshire village
A plan to convert an old pub and restaurant in a Berkshire village into homes appears to have been completed.
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Opinions divided over proposal to unite the suburbs into a ‘Greater Reading’
Opinions are divided over whether suburbs should be subsumed into a 'Greater Reading' council as part of the government's devolution plans.
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Ale to mark VE Day
Peacetime will be sold to raise money for the British Legion.
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Children’s home conversion approved
The homeowner applied to convert the three-bedroom property into a home for up to two children.
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Thames Valley Police sees record mental health-related absences for third year running, figures show
Thames Valley Police logged more than 2,500 staff absences as a result of mental health issues in the last three years, new figures show.
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Still time to take part in the Wokingham Walk
The 14th edition of the Wokingham Walk is set to take place on Sunday.
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Wokingham teenager selected to represent GB climbing
Wokingham teenager Reuben Hayward has been selected to represent Great Britain in climbing at international competitions.
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Housebuilder’s grant will help Growing Places-Berkshire to garden in all weathers
David Wilson Homes supports construction of polytunnels for the group
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Police and Crime Commissioner’s bid for recruitment funding accepted by the Home Office
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has welcomed the success of a funding boost to neighbourhood policing
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Prank becomes an opportunity for Wokingham business
The story was picked up by fellow industry organisations.
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