Night of dancing in Wokingham will help dementia carers and families
A dinner dance raised thousands of pounds for a better understanding of dementia
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Shinfield museum plans set for approval
A new building for the Natural History museum could be built if councillors grant planning permission tonight.
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Jones calls for minister to visit RBH
The Liberal Democrat candidate for Wokingham, has written to the Secretary of State for Health asking her to visit the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Expect creme de la creme on a Wokingham stage
Wokingham Theatre's latest show honours set designer Sue Lawson Dick
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Waitrose plans refused for wall reconstruction
Waitrose has been refused permission to conduct reconstruction and restoration work on a wall at its Wokingham store.
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Martial arts champion Tom Aspinall wants people to join Ultra MMA night to raise funds for autism charities
A MARTIAL ARTS champion is appealing for a century ? but not in a scoring system.
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Justin Fletcher and Paul Morse to entertain Hexagon audiences again as they reunite for Cinderella this Christmas
Justin Fletcher and Paul Morse will reunite this Christmas for The Hexagon's annual pantomime.
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Housebuilder’s donation will help The Link Visiting Scheme keep making a brew or two
A HOUSEBUILDER has put the kettle on in a bid to help tackle isolation across the borough.
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Thames Water joins Tent UK, a new coalition of companies connecting refugees to jobs
A NEW scheme aimed at helping refugees get into work has been launched, and a major Reading-based business is part of it.
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Reading and Earley fire stations to benefit from grant to cut carbon footprint
NEARLY £1m has been awarded to the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service to reduce its carbon footprint.
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