Magic mushroom research receives funding to tackle chronic pain
A UNIVERSITY of Reading lecturer has secured almost £100,000 to fund her chronic pain research over the next two years.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading lecturer has secured almost £100,000 to fund her chronic pain research over the next two years.
Read moreDetailsWokingham resident Dalia graces the catwalk to highlight breast cancer in young women
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Hill Park Arts Centre has won the Best Script prize at the UK Pantomime Association awards.
Read moreDetailsCarnival 2023 is ready to launch Woodley's biggest party. The annual event in Woodford Park (Memorial ground) will see more than 7,000 people turn up
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been charged with multiple offences in Wokingham, following a Thames Valley Police investigation.
Read moreDetailsJames Sunderland was due to address the students' union politics society, but his invitation was revoked
Read moreDetailsA POLITICAL pantomime is being played out not on the road to Barnard Castle, but instead in Windsor. It's one that pulls together recent history
Read moreDetailsParishioners from two churches have clubbed together to pay for a bench to remember their much-loved priest.
Read moreDetailsGARDENERS can brighten up their flower beds while helping to grow funds for Brain Tumour Research.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the Hurst Bowling Club are flushed with success over their latest fundraising efforts.
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