‘School streets’ for Wokingham?
A plan that could introduce "school streets" throughout Wokingham could be put to residents.
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Charvil sinkhole: scan results expected
Scans for more sinkholes in Charvil have been carried out after a crater opened up in a car park.
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Thames Valley Positive Support urges education on HIV ahead of World AIDS Day
Thames Valley Positive Support is encouraging residents to find out more about HIV ahead of World Aids Day
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Sir John goes back to school, with visit to Bohunt
ONE OF the borough's four MPs went back to school, as part of a fact-finding mission for a new sixth form.
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Code of conduct consultation for councillors working on the Royal Berkshire Fire Authority
A CONSULTATION is currently running into the standards and behaviour of councillors working on behalf of the fire brigade
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‘The result was good but we can be better’: Ruben Selles comments after Reading FC thrash Carlisle
READING FC boss Ruben Selles believes there is still room for improvement despite the team's 5-1 thrashing of Carlisle United.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Knibbs double helps Reading thump Carlisle
READING FC climbed off the bottom of the League One table by thrashing Carlisle United.
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Reading 5-1 Carlisle United: Five-star Royals move off the bottom of League One
READING FC made it back-to-back League One wins as they moved off the bottom of the table with a thumping win over Carlisle United.
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Wonderful, Wokingham turns out to celebrate annual Winter Carnival
IT MIGHT have drizzled but the town centre sparkled with festive fun thanks to the Lions annual winter carnival.
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Lee Anderson guest speaker at Wokingham Conservatives lunch
CONSERVATIVES in Wokingham welcomed the national party's deputy chair, Lee Anderson, at a recent lunch.
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