More than 1,000 people sign petition to reopen Rutherford Cancer Centres
A PETITION to reopen a network of cancer and diagnostic centres has been accepted by the UK Government and Parliament.
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Free taster sessions this weekend for boxing-themed fitness facility in Wokingham town
Free sessions are on offer at BXGFit boxing themed fitness facility in Wokingham.
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Quizzers, get your thinking caps on for Ollie
Quizzers, get your thinking caps on for Ollie
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The Berkshire Care Home’s new owner is Wokingham Borough Council
The Berkshire Care Home's new owner is Wokingham Borough Council
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Dance the winter blues away at Sindlesham’s winter ball for MS
Dance the winter blues away at Sindlesham's winter ball for MS
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Twyford 5k and Fun Run is back
Twyford 5k and Fun Run is back
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Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
Follow a family cycle trail with clues, from Finchampstead to Arborfield
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Wokingham Borough Council ‘disappointed’ by Government net zero announcement
Wokingham Borough Council 'disappointed' by Government net zero announcement
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NHS gears up for 72-hour junior doctors strikes on Monday
NHS SERVICES, including those in Reading, are making preparations for the upcoming industrial action by junior doctors and consultants
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Elanco colleagues trace the Thames for motor neurone charity
Elanco colleagues trace the Thames for motor neurone charity
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