Saturday free parking plans halted
Wokingham Borough Council cannot afford to lose an estimated £30,000 by offering free parking on Saturdays in the weeks before Christmas.
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Ahead of the curve: Reading celebrates 10 years of online education
Remote learning has been on the University of Reading's radar since the inception of its online courses programme a decade ago.
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AWE renews partnership scheme which brings STEM professionals back into the sector
The Atomic Weapons Establishment is set to redouble its efforts in supporting STEM professionals to return to work
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Storm Ciaran sees barometer readings plummet
Storm Ciaran sees barometer readings plummet
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Inner Wheel ‘canape queens’ dish out treats at art exhibition fundraiser
A WOMEN'S society has been celebrated for its effort to help a fellow community group throw its annual fundraiser.
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Crowds enjoyed puddles, pumpkins, and bags of circus fun at Holme Grange
Crowds enjoyed puddles, pumpkins, and bags of circus fun at Holme Grange
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WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: The Wokingham volunteers who help share the joy of reading
One group of Wokingham volunteers who helped get schoolchildren back on the right page was ABC to Read
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‘He knows he let us down’: Ruben Selles provides injury updates ahead of Reading FC’s FA Cup tie
READING FC manager Ruben Selles provided injury updates to his team ahead of their FA Cup tie with MK Dons.
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Enjoy a curry and support The Link
Enjoy a curry and support The Link
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‘He has a long way to go’: Ruben Selles speaks on Ovie Ejaria as midfielder nears full year since last game
READING FC Ruben Selles manager says that midfielder Ovie Ejaria needs to show more 'commitment' if he is to feature for his side.
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