Delayed report costs Wokingham Borough Council an extra £60,000
A much-delayed report into Wokingham Borough Council's finances has cost more than £60,000 in extra fees.
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Programme to help improve diversity in the film industry launched at Shinfield Studios
HUNDREDS of stakeholders in film and television took to the new Shinfield Studios.
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‘We still trust him’ Selles backs Reading FC stopper Button after 3-1 defeat to Northampton Town
READING FC boss Ruben Selles has defended Royals' goalkeeper David Button following Tuesday night's defeat to Northampton Town.
Read moreDetailsCharity that helps Reading women get back to work launches bid to raise £40,000
A CHARITY that helps women in the greater Reading area get back into work has launched a fundraising campaign to raise £40,000.
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Wokingham Children’s Book Festival aims to be a real page turner – how to get tickets
Wokingham Children's Book Festival: a real page turner
Read moreDetailsSingers present generous cheque to grateful All Saints Church
Singers present generous cheque to grateful All Saints Church
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Hong Kong youngsters get litter picking in Lower Earley
Hong Kong youngsters get litter picking in Lower Earley
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MATCH REPORT: Royals succomb to sixth league defeat of the season at Northampton
READING'S search for an away win in the league continues as they lost 3-1 to Northampton Town on Tuesday night.
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Wokingham is blooming marvellous
Wokingham in Bloom had a successful year in the RHS Thames & Chiltern Regional Bloom Competition.
Read moreDetailsStudent nurse to pay £3,500 and complete 100 hours of unpaid work for Blue Badge fraud
A student nurse from Wokingham has been prosecuted by Reading Borough Council, fined, and will carry out 100 hours of unpaid work for Blue Badge fraud
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