Conservatives launch petition to bring Royal Berkshire Hospital to Wokingham borough
Speaking at a meeting of the executive, council leader Cllr John Halsall said that Shinfield would be best placed for a more accessible site.
Read moreDetailsSpeaking at a meeting of the executive, council leader Cllr John Halsall said that Shinfield would be best placed for a more accessible site.
Read moreDetailsSOME people like to go the extra mile, but a young lad from Woodley is preparing to go an extra 365
Read moreDetailsA THEATRE company is preparing to open bookings for its summer school for children aged six to 16.
Read moreDetailsA HUNDRED years ago, on 11th January 1922, something amazing happened in a hospital in Canada.
Read moreDetailsWestminster Diary: The case again against higher National Insurance
Read moreDetailsReading FC interim manager Paul Ince told his players to ‘keep believing’ after they suffered a heavy defeat at Blackpool. The Royals took the lead through Lucas Joao but were...
Read moreDetailsREADING’s run of three Championship games unbeaten came to an end as they were dealt their first defeat under interim manager Paul Ince at Blackpool. The Royals went ahead when...
Read moreDetailsEVENTS in the Ukraine have filled Wokingham Borough Council leader with horror.
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR club night is making a one-off return for charity, and people are being asked to save the date.
Read moreDetails?Russia?s got the bomb, we could all be dead tomorrow? is a funny way of thinking that having an affair is acceptable.
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