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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Retired red kite rescuers help universities with raptor diet research
A RETIRED couple have helped the University of Reading conduct a research project on red kites.
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The whole world in their hands: All Saints Earth Fayre
The whole world in their hands: All Saints Earth Fayre
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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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David’s epic wild swim honours his late wife and thanks Sue Ryder for their palliative care
A LOVING husband whose wife died from a brain tumour has raised over £2,000 for Sue Ryder Thames Valley.
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Going up in the world: could you be a balloon pilot?
Going up in the world: could you be a balloon pilot?
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Have your say on a new cycle and footpath from Wokingham to Winnersh
Have your say on a new cycle and footpath from Wokingham to Winnersh
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Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
Sing harmony with the men of Thames Valley Chorus
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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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