Woodley and Reading cycle path consultation launched by borough council
Wokingham Borough Council launched the consultation, which it said "would help decide whether to progress the project" on Monday, January 24.
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Wokingham’s first zero waste shop to open in Peach Place this spring
Maya Gheorghe, owner of Maya?s Refillables, is taking residence in Peach Place, and expanding her offering to customers.
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Jon’s folk to come to Nettlebed
FOLK music is returning to Nettlebed at the end of the month, following a Christmas break.
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Maidenhead’s annual Mozart celebration returns to stage and screen
A CELEBRATION of Mozart will be coming to Norden Farm later this month.
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Job loss lights a new flame for Gemma
Upcycled candlemaking business A Late Night Tale was born after a conversation over a bottle of wine.
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Make January a red letter month
JANUARY is more than just a red letter day for a Reading-based sporting company, it?s a red letter month.
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Thames Valley Police warn over surge in burglaries across Earley and Wokingham
POLICE have warned that there has been a surge in burglaries across the area.
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Tuition company sponsors 10 children on 10th anniversary in business
Marie Redmond Tuition, which has a centre in Winnersh, is marking 10 years in business by supporting 10 underprivileged children.
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Charity thanks Berkshire residents for raising £20,000
Sue Ryder supporters from across the county headed out on a Walk to Remember throughout October last year to honour someone special to them.
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++UPDATED++ FOUND ++ Police appeal for help tracing missing Crowthorne man
Matthew Jones-Parry, 47, was last seen this morning in Greystoke Court.
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