Tutus and tea for residents at Buckler’s Lodge
A celebration of caring - with ballet
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Wind and brass players will gather to make a big noise in Wokingham
A day of rehearsal for BWCB will lead to an afternoon concert
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Do you have a rare prize plant in your garden?
It may be a winner at Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
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Iconic signal box set to disappear
Network Rail has told Wokingham Borough Council it plans to demolish the former signal box.
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Reading Borough Council expects ‘significant’ delays amid six-week Church Road closure
The council has said that utility repair works on Church Road are set to see some disruption of traffic for those driving into Reading.
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Fire service shares safety advice for for Lunar New Year
The Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue (RBFRS) has released safety advice for those celebrating Lunar New Year.
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Police appeal for witnesses following exposure incident in Wokingham
Information sought by Thames Valley Police
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Borough dance school wins people’s choice
Sonia Brown delighted and in a 'state of shock'
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Walter shows off his outstanding school
Cuddles for canine assisted learning dog as he tours classrooms
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TVP: PCC suspension of Chief Constable appealed amid investigation
PCC Matthew Barber has announced the re-instatement of Chief Constable Jason Hogg after admitting "over-reliance" on IOPC assessment
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