Thames Valley initiatives invited to apply for University’s Community Fund
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has announced an expanded funding scheme for community projects across the Thames Valley region.
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Ermintrude is three tonnes, has four wheels and will help Hurst-based charity The Cowshed support the community
STAFF at a Hurst-based charity The Cowshed have welcomed their latest recruit ? a three tonne van called Ermintrude.
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AA call for revamp on M4 following government decision to axe future smart motorways
THE AA is calling for the M4 smart motorway to be revamped following a government decision not to create any more superhighways.
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Tributes paid to former Wokingham councillor, and community champion, Raymond Eke
TRIBUTES have flooded in following the death of a former Wokingham councillor, charity campaigner and war hero.
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SHINFIELD PICK: Tidying a village, a litter bit at a time
A VILLAGE in Wokingham was left looking spick and span on Friday, April 14.
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Crowthorne Archers hope you’ll be on target and join them for taster session
THE Crowthorne Archers are targeting new recruits with a come and try day next month.
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Winnersh pub to hold new quiz night
A QUIZ night is returning to a Winnersh bar, starting on Tuesday, April 25.
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‘He doesn’t mean the handball’ Hunt reacts after Carroll sees red in Reading FC’s draw with Luton
READING FC interim boss Noel Hunt believes that Andy Carroll was unfortunate to have been sent off in the Royals' draw with Luton Town.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Andy Carroll sees red after scoring in Reading FC’s draw against Luton
READING FC earned a point against promotion hopefuls Luton Town at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Wednesday evening.
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Reading 1-1 Luton Town: Carroll scores then sees red as Royals lose lead in draw
READING FC had to settle for a point in a dramatic clash with Luton Town that saw Andy Carroll put the Royals in front before he was sent off shortly
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