A skittles night for charity helped protect children’s eyes
Woodley & Earley Lions Club is aiming to buy state of the art equipment
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Naturally Speaking: Environmental News and Views
Swifts need homes too, says eco group
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Emmbrook petition: ‘Don’t break your promise’
More than 1,400 people have signed an e-petition calling on Wokingham Borough Council to keep its promise.
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Changes mooted at Finchampstead junction
Options include changes to the road priority, carriageway widening, and a potential mini-roundabout.
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MP rejects Thames Water bailout
Wokingham MP Clive Jones has condemned the £3 billion bailout of Thames Water.
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Rotary Club donations to charity last year totalled more than £30,000
Reading Maiden Erlegh completes a bumper 12 months
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Berkshire Cadets receive training from Oslo-based Norwegian Home Guard
They'll learn survival and tactical skills from the country's first line of defense
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Promise Inclusion says: ‘Thank you for the music’
Lions' gift of a new karaoke machine means the group can keep singing
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CLASP members: Dinton Pastures heroes
Litter pickers help to keep the park tidy
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Uni of Reading submits plans for campus building overhaul
Plans to preserve and transform the Grade II listed URS building on the University of Reading's Whiteknights campus have now been submitted
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