Residents asked to share their views on policing budget as council tax element to rise by £10
THE POLICE element of residents' council tax bills will rise by up to £10 for a Band D property next April.
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Hurst Show helps provide funding for a new adventure playground at school
A headteacher says fundraising is crucial in the current education climate which means tight budgets for small schools.
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Enjoy A Ceremony of Carols thanks to South Chiltern Choral Society
A popular piece of Christmas music which escaped, along with its composer, being destroyed by German U-boats is being performed in Caversham.
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Evening of festive merry-making in Winnersh will see The Lord of Misrule come out to play
THE Lord of Misrule will be paying a visit to Winnersh for a Yuletide celebration.
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Reading Christian Motorcyclists: Those Santas on wheels have done it again
Reading Christian Motorcyclists: Those Santas on wheels have done it again
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Museum plans for Shinfield
Proposals for the new storage facility at Thames Valley Science Park have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Woodley shines despite the showers as Winter Extravaganza makes successful return
FUN, shine and showers. That was the recipe for Sunday's successful Winter Extravaganza in Woodley town centre.
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Arborfield builder jailed following Trading Standards investigation
The offending dated back to early 2021.
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Wokingham’s New Christmas comedy promises to be a scream
Wokingham's New Christmas comedy promises to be a scream
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A celebration of South Hill Park’s anniversary and a delightful pantomime rolled into one
Well bravo South Hill Park, your Sleeping Beauty was anything but sleepy ? bar that brief 50-year nap.
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