Brain gain: University contributes £1 billion a year to UK economy
A report into the economic impact of the University of Reading has shown that it contributes around £1 billion a year to the UK economy
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Peach-less: BBC Berkshire presenter set to leave
BBC Radio Berkshire breakfast presenter Andrew Peach is set to leave the station.
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Fears for the future of lunch club
Volunteers at a pensioners' lunch club are fearful for its future.
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King’s award for Charvil charity
The charity has supported more than 2,000 people with cancer.
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New business opens in Wokingham town centre
Wokingham has welcomed another new business with the opening of a state-of-the-art kitchen showroom.
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Festive fun day at Wokingham-based craft village
A PRE-CHRISTMAS celebration is taking place in a Wokingham shopping destination this weekend.
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On-call firefighters recruitment day in Wokingham this Saturday
ANYONE who wants to find out more about being a firefighter in Wokingham is invited to a special open day on Saturday
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A Wokingham Christmas fair this weekend will support older residents
A Wokingham Christmas fair this weekend will support older residents
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Police seeking wanted Bracknell man
Alin Macalau, aged 30, is being sought in relation to criminal damage at a property in Upshire Gardens, Bracknell
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A blast from the past
Commuters were treated to a blast from the past on Tuesday morning when a steam locomotive powered through the station.
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