Lower Earley care home demonstrates the power of friendships
Residents and staff of Austen House enjoyed a feast of friendship to mark the UN's International Day of Friendship with an afternoon tea party.
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Road safety experts call for Thames Valley Police to expand use of drones to target dangerous drivers
ROAD safety experts have called on Thames Valley police to use drones to target dangerous drivers.
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Woodley Town Council objects to plans for 20-metre phone mast in Woodley’s Loddon Vale centre
A mobile phone mast could be erected at a community precinct in Woodley.
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Wokingham & Emmbrook 1-0 Cinderford Town: Sumas stay strong to progress in FA Cup
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK kicked off the new campaign with victory in the FA Cup extra preliminary round against Cinderford Town at Lowther Road.
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Prime Minister, don’t interfere with 20mph speed limits urges Wokingham councillor
THE GOVERNMENT should not "interfere" with road rules, a leading councillor has said ? after the prime minister threatened to end 20mph speed limits
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Work nearly complete on warehouse construction project on site of former Autotrader building
WORK has nearly finished on a project to construct a warehouse on the site of the former Autotrader building.
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‘We need empathy’ say Emmbrook parents calling for school bus seats
"All we're asking for is empathy", a Shinfield parent has pleaded as dozens of children could be left without a seat on a school bus in September
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Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
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ABC to Read volunteers share their love of reading
ABC to Read volunteers share their love of reading
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‘We showed we are a good team’ Ruben Selles takes positives despite opening day defeat for Reading FC
READING FC manager Rubebn Selles saw plenty of reasons to be positive despite suffering defeat on the opening day of the League One season.
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