Hurst residents left for three days without power after Storm Eunice
WHEN STORM Eunice hit Hurst in Friday, residents were left fearing for their safety.
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University of Reading presented with Queen’s Anniversary Prize for climate change work
The Prince of Wales and The Princess Royal presented the accolade at a ceremony at St James?s Palace in London.
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Haiti earthquake survivors can rebuild their lives and access safe drinking water thanks to Freemasons
Hundreds of families badly affected by the recent earthquake in Haiti have access to clean, safe drinking water thanks to a grant from the Freemasons
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What have the Romans ever done for us? Reading University expert knows
AN EXPERT from the University of Reading is giving Baldrick a bit of a helping hand.
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University of Reading launches free climate course for teachers
The free and interactive course features a range of outdoor activities to teach young children about sustainability, weather and biodiversity.
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PPP urges residents to be wary of storm damage rogue traders
THE PUBLIC Protection Partnership (PPP) has warned residents to be on their guard for rogue traders following recent storms.
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Police investigate bank card thefts in Wokingham
POLICE are investigating several thefts of bank cards in Wokingham.
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Woodley to host first international dance festival this summer
The town centre will be welcoming an International Dance Festival on Saturday, July 16.
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Austen House enters jubilee competition with pudding creation
Austen House Care Home is hoping to create a pudding fit for a Queen, after the competition was announced in January.
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‘We have a great chance of staying up’ says Reading FC interim boss Ince after win
Paul Ince said Reading have a ‘great chance’ of surviving relegation in the Championship after he made a winning start to life as interim manager. Goals from Lucas Joao and...
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