PM calls snap general election for July
PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap general election for July this year. Sunak had previously confirmed that the election would be taking place in the second half of...
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The raggedy scarecrows are back this weekend
Enjoy Sonning's bi-annual celebration of creativity
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People who’ve lost loved ones can find support in Finchampstead
A third Grief Kind Space opens in the borough
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University’s Community Festival sees thousands enjoy day of fun activities
THEY danced, they explored, they partied, and they ate. All in a day's fun for the University of Reading.
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Watch films, earn a fiver…
A cinema is preparing to reward customers with a tasty fiver.
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Promotion for Tom with Crowthorne-based real estate firm
A REAL estate firm with a head office in Crowthorne has appointed a new operations director for its sales division.
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NHS reminds patients to collect repeat prescriptions before bank holiday
The NHS is urging members of the public to make sure they have their prescriptions in order ahead of the bank holiday this weekend
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Labour pledges to deliver new RBH if it wins general election
The Labour Party has pledged to build a new hospital for Reading if they gain power in the forthcoming general election.
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Plans for new church approved
Wokingham Borough council has granted a change of use to a building that will now become a place of worship.
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Wokingham’s oaks: are they harbouring a hairy pest?
Residents are asked to keep their eyes peeled
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