Mel and Matt stage comeback for Pride of Reading’s big day
Mel Bloor of ITV Meridian, who has presented the Pride of Reading awards for many years, will be joined again this year by the BBC's Matt Allwright.
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Slough bus station arson attack puts additional pressures on Thames Valley Buses services in Wokingham borough
A SUSPECTED arson attack at Slough bus station is having an impact on services in Wokingham.
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Demand more than doubles for Woodley Food Drive
"Where I was previously doing one or two food parcels a week, I am doing five or six now. And that is just emergency parcels."
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The Winter Carnival returns to Wokingham later this month
The Winter Carnival will take over the town centre on Sunday, November 27.
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Concerts to celebrate WADE’s unique care
Concerts to celebrate WADE's unique care
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‘We didn’t perform and that’s the bottom line’ Paul Ince reflects on Reading FC defeat to Preston
READING FC manager Paul Ince admitted his team 'didn't perform' in their 2-1 home defeat to Preston North End.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Joao cameo not enough to prevent Royals 2-1 defeat to Preston
Reading FC fell 2-1 to Preston on Friday night in what was their final home game before the World Cup break.
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Reading 1-2 Preston: Royals edged out by Evans double
READING FC went down to a home defeat to Preston North End after a brace from Ched Evans.
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Rail strikes are off, but don’t expect a normal service warns Great Western Railway
A RAIL operator that runs many services in and out of Reading’s railway station is warning that services will still be disrupted this weekend despite the RMT union calling off...
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Four charged in connection with firearms supply offences after Wokingham and Sandhurst properties raided
A MAN from Wokingham is among four people charged in connection with a police investigation into firearms supply offences.
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