Controversial homes plans in Hurst emerge
Fresh plans for homes on a green field site near the Twyford/Hurst border have emerged.
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Twyford Singers deliver sensational summer concert
Twyford Singers succeeded in the aim of their summer concert ? to foster a sense of community through story telling and song.
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RAW SOUNDS TODAY PLAYLIST: Featuring Neil Sadler, The Room, Predatur and more
Reading is known for producing great rock bands and this was shown recently when I saw a post on the Nene Valley Rock Festival facebook page
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Flying the flag with Pride
Wokingham Borough has raised the rainbow flag to celebrate Pride.
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‘Meteorite’ captured over Finchampstead
'The picture certainly seems to show a nice meteor.'
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Community celebrates Woodley preschool’s 50th birthday
St James is very much a family affair
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berks Charity teams with NHS trust to fund new mammography machine
The trust has teamed with the Royal Berkshire Charity to appeal for £130,000, which would fund a new mammography machine for its mobile screening unit
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India v Pakistan match attracts spectators at Hurst Cricket Club
A friendly one day game between Indian and Pakistani cricket teams created a close match and fun for lots of spectators.
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Top tips for staying safe at marches during this Pride season
With Wokingham Pride this weekend and Reading Pride in August, security experts Get Licensed have shared tips for staying safe at events.
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Wokingham to celebrate Pride this weekend
The Borough is preparing to celebrate Wokingham Pride which will be held at Elms Field in the town centre this weekend.
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