Sick thieves target poppy appeal window display in Wokingham town centre
A Wokingham town centre shop window with a display marking Remembrance Day has been smashed.
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Winnersh woman swims Manhattan
A Winnersh woman has raised money by swimming around Manhattan.
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Grazeley-based Enviromena brings solar energy to a Aberdare farm, powering 2,500 homes
Enviromena, a clean energy solutions provider based in Grazeley, Reading, has announced that they have successfully energised their first project
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Last chance to buy a piece of history as Carters Steam Fair holds final, final farewell
A chance to buy a piece of history is up for grabs this weekend.
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Broadband in Wokingham is getting faster, slowly
Broadband speeds in Wokingham are ranked among the fastest towns in south east England.
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Wokingham company SCS secures national award
Wokingham company SCS secures national award
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Overgrown pond in Winnersh is newt a problem
Overgrown pond is newt a problem
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Reading’s Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates by playing its socks off
A VERY special concert was held in Reading on Saturday night, as an orchestra marked its 21st anniversary.
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Reading FC’s Simod Cup trophy returns home to museum
READING FC's Simod Cup trophy has returned home to the town's museum and is on display for fans to view
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Only free parking for Winter carnivals
A meeting next week is expected to confirm that parking charges will be suspended for the Woodley and Wokingham Winter Carnival events.
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