Police reinvest money recovered from criminals into community groups
THE POLICE and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has awarded £199,548 to voluntary and community organisations.
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Pumpkin trail to launch in time for half-term … and taking part will help raise funds for Wokingham-based First Days Children’s Charity
Find the pumpkins and raise funds for First Days
Read moreDetailsBroad St. Mall in Reading to mark Hallowe’en with scarecrow trail and arts and crafts day
GHOULS and ghosts will come out to play in Reading town centre this Hallowe'en as youngsters gear up for two festive events.
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Search is on for the scarecrows dotted around Binfield – what will you find?
Hunt for Binfield scarecrows
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A new generation of happy sprinters joins Twyford’s annual charity fun run
A new generation of happy sprinters joins Twyford's annual charity fun run
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Parked car delayed double-yellow lines
A parked car almost caused chaos when council workers arrived to implement double-yellow lines.
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Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
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Why Nick Heyward from Haircut 100 has great affection for Reading (apart from platform six of the station)
IT COULD well be the biggest hit Haircut100 is yet to have ? and it's all thanks to Reading Railway Station.
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Call for Civic Award nominations
Wokingham Town Council is searching for people who have made an exceptional contribution to Wokingham.
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Public consultation open for ECMWF’s move to University’s Whiteknights campus
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to voice their opinions as an organisation looks to move its headquarters.
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