Battle to stop 23 new homes in Hurst reignites
A battle to stop 23 new homes on the fields formerly used by Hurst Show has started up again.
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New ways for fresh fruit lovers to get their fix
Berry business aims to be a pioneer
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What have you done today to make you feel proud?
Wokingham Volunteers celebrate 50 years of supporting the community
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Reading Festival: Minimising environmental impact during the festival
Reading Borough Council and Festival Republic have released advice to help attendees at Reading Festival to minimise their environmental impact
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Pride of Wokingham Lions: Club announces new president
The group is set to 'continue to thrive' under Andy Goffin's leadership
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Hotel plans for Barkham Road refused
The application would have seen 13 ensuite bedrooms added to the pub.
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RAW SOUNDS TODAY: Featuring Sour Kix, Katie Ellwood, Storm Deva and more
Every week we pick artists with a link to Reading or Wokingham and occasionally from further afield too. You can tune in for free via our playlist Sour Kix –...
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‘No handover’ claim follows the rules
All previous communications were deleted once the previous parliament was dissolved.
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Big Sisters help teen girls break sport barriers
New Places Leisure project aims to get girls sport ready
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MPs act to quell fears
The 'atmosphere of fear' following recent national riots has been addressed by local politicians.
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