Twyford comes together to celebrate its great citizens
A CHARITY supporting people with dementia and a woman who collected aid for Ukrainian refugees were among those at Twyford Together Community Awards
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Councillor leads fight to save Hurst village shop and Post Office
Hurst Parish Council's chairman is leading the fight to keep a shop and Post Office open in the village.
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CLASP Red Nose Day fundraisers were singing in the rain
CLASP Red Nose Day fundraisers were singing in the rain
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University of Reading develops child safeguarding course for UN peacekeepers
RESEARCH by a law professor at the University of Reading will underpin a new online course studied by UN peacekeepers.
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Reading Business Manager running London Marathon in memory of grandfather
AN ETHICS and business manager from Reading is preparing to undertake one of the biggest challenges any runner can undertake ? the London Marathon.
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WEEKLY, NOT WHEELIE? Councillors vote against plans to switch Wokingham’s waste to fortnightly schedules
COUNCILLORS have voted to keep Wokingham's blue bag system for rubbish, 2 days after the ruling executive approved a switch to fortnightly collections
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Football: Easter holiday clubs in Cantley Park
Football: Easter holiday clubs in Cantley Park
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Retro-spective: Reading film-maker’s documentary exploring cult classic TV show, Tugs
Reading director Lewis Gilbert and I.T.H Productions have teamed up to bring TUGS: A Bigg Retrospective which examines the 1980s cult TV show, TUGS
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Wokingham Borough Partnership continues until local elections
SPECULATION that Wokingham Borough Council will revert to the control of the Conservatives ahead of the local elections appears to be misfounded
Read moreDetailsWokingham needs £11m to help plug the pothole gap
WOKINGHAM Council would need at least another £10.7 million just to plug every pothole in the borough, according to a new survey.
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