Forty years on, Emmbrook pupils plan a reunion
FORTY years after they hung up their schoolbags, former pupils of a Wokingham school are being invited to catch up.
Read moreDetailsFORTY years after they hung up their schoolbags, former pupils of a Wokingham school are being invited to catch up.
Read moreDetailsThe Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat-health alert for the South East.
Read moreDetailsROADWORKS across Reading will cause delays across routes this September, Reading Buses warns, urging passengers to leave extra time for their journeys
Read moreDetailsA Finchampstead institution has celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is seeking feedback on its draft Statement of Community Involvement.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY EVENT is set to make a triumphant return after a three-year hiatus owing to the Covid-19 pandemic and the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Read moreDetailsA NEW monthly group for adopted children holds its first meeting this month in Earley.
Read moreDetailsBBC Radio Berkshire ceases to exist as we know it from Monday, with only the breakfast and morning show remaining unique to the region
Read moreDetailsSchool buildings in Wokingham will be inspected for dangerous concrete after a government order this week.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC are still searching for their first points on the road this season when they travel to Cambridge United on Monday night.
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