Juliet Nokes
Passed away, surrounded by members of her loving family, at 6:25am on 14th February 2026 at the Sue Ryder Hospice, Reading - aged 75 years. Juliet was a beloved sister,...
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Mind in Berkshire partners with local school to develop resources tackling digital safety and health
Mind in Berkshire has partnered with Kennet School in Thatcham to develop practical resources exploring the impact of digital life on mental health.
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Naturally Speaking: How to cut your carbon footprint
Environmental news and views: A chance to make the switch
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Wokingham shoppers can get free blood pressure check
Tesco campaign aims to tackle risk of heart attacks and strokes
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Homeless Bracknell woman allegedly denied safe accommodation despite safety concerns
A vulnerable woman, trying to re-unite with her children, has been left homeless after allegedly 'refusing' accommodation in Bracknell town centre.
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19-year-old waitress turns sad Valentine’s Day around for senior councillor – internet hails her kindness
A waitress from Pizza Express was praised last week for taking care of an older gentleman who was having a sad time on Valentine's Day.
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Elderly neighbours lose electricity and heating at park homes site
Elderly neighbours were left without power and heating at a park home site due to an electrical fault.
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Petition storm over Wokingham Mosque based on ‘false information,’ says Council Leader
A counter petition against a mosque in Wokingham town centre is based on fake news, despite attracting more than 1,300 signatures in a week.
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‘You’re only as young as you feel’: 107-year-old from Berkshire shares secret to life
Wokingham care home resident marks an impressive milestone
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