No excuse for violence against women, say speakers at a Wokingham vigil
No excuse for violence against women, say speakers at a Wokingham vigil
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Princess of Wales invites Lyn and Claire to her carol service at Westminster Abbey
Princess of Wales invites Lyn and Claire to her carol service at Westminster Abbey
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Elaine can visit the shops again, thanks to WUC and the Lions
Elaine can visit the shops again, thanks to WUC and the Lions
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PEEL report finds Thames Valley Police needs considerable improvements in multiple areas
Thames Valley Police under-performs in all categories but one, according to a PEEL report from HMICFRS
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CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
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FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Thank you Wokingham
Many thanks to those residents who took the trouble to write to Michael Gove, the secretary of state responsible for local government
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University jumps to 61st in QS World University Rankings for sustainability
The University of Reading made the top 200 in sustainability last year, and has now risen more than 100 places to 61st place in the QS rankings
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Hurst church’s festive fayre will help refurbish its organ
St Nicholas Church Christmas Fayre at Hurst raised valuable funds to help refurbish the church organ and improve its sound
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Lights go on in Twyford
Former Prime Minister, and local resident, Teresa May helped switch on the Christmas lights in Twyford.
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Ruben Selles praises Reading FC’s composure in penalty shootout win over Charlton in EFL Trophy
READING FC manager Ruben Selles praised his team's 'composure' as they held their nerve to defeat Charlton Athletic in a penalty shootout.
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