NHS to roll out Martha’s Rule at 143 sites, including 20 in south east
Martha's Rule, which makes it easier for patients and their loved ones to assess the care they're receiving, is set to be trialled this year
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VOTE 2024: ‘The government has really failed … everyone agrees we need change’ – meet Labour’s candidate for Earley and Woodley, Yuan Yang
"There is the sense (the Tories are) messing things up for no reason. The cuts have, in the long run, harmed the economy more than they have helped"
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An afternoon of fun in Emmbrook will support youngsters with cleft palate
Isabella and her family hope that the community will enjoy their fundraising event
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Earley pupils love their new enchanted garden
An award winning design has been transplanted to their school grounds
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Call for drivers to clean up their acts
Pupils have put up artworks urging motorists not to run their engines when their vehicles are stationary.
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Authors, illustrators and crafters help children celebrate reading at Hurst school’s Book Fest day
A HURST school celebrated everything to do with reading as its annual book festival returned for the 12th time.
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Fireworks donations helps two Wokingham charities that work with families
A WOKINGHAM-based fundraising group has made donations to two charities that help families.
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Police on scene to prevent entry to Wokingham playing field
Police are currently on scene and preventing people from entering the playing fields at King George's playing field in Wokingham.
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Woman jailed for defrauding charities
Her victims included Wokingham United Charites and The Link Foundation.
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Man charged after town centre incident
A Reading man is due to appear at Reading Magistrates Court today.
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