PETS & VETS: What should you do if you think your cat is diabetic?
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common hormonal conditions in cats, and thought to affect up to 1% of cats. We diagnose and treat many diabetic cats and dogs...
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Woodley-based children’s charity Me2 Club to launch Berkshire-wide expansion, starting with Reading
A MUCH-LOVED charity that helps Wokingham borough children enjoy clubs and leisure activities has announced plans to expand its work. Woodley-based Me2 Club is to launch new services in Reading...
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CITIZENS ADVICE: Research, campaigning and making positive differences to the borough
The Citizens Advice service has dual-aims — we provide the advice and information people need for the problems they face and we work to improve policies and practices that affect people’s lives....
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EVERY STEP COUNTS: Always seek knowledge
Hello and welcome to the 145th instalment of Every Step Counts. This column has been going since September 2016 and WOW … have we been on a serious ride or...
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Hannah prepares to shave her head to raise money for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
HANNAH KIRK is ahead of other people when it comes to fundraising. The 34-year-old photographer wanted to raise money for the Yeldall Manor drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre. So she...
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Local care support workers recognised for their outstanding work
TWO support workers have been shortlisted for prestigious awards in their sector. The duo both work for Wokingham-based group Optalis and will soon find out if they have won at...
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TRAVEL COUNSELLORS: Enjoy a family holiday in Jamaica
With Ben Burgess from Travel Counsellors ben.burgess@travelcounsellors.com Famous for its stunning white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, home of Bob Marley, Jamaica is a truly wonderful holiday destination. Together with a cheerful vibe, more...
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Wokingham mayor crosses rope bridge and navigates a ‘desert’ to open new play park
HE CROSSED a rope bridge, climbed tree trunks and navigated a desert to get there, but nothing but a fertile imagination was going to stop Wokingham Borough Mayor from opening...
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Event to focus on Dementia and Mental Health Awareness in Older Adults
A special event offering information and advice on dementia and mental health is being held in Mortimer tomorrow. The evening session is aimed at older people who are suffering from...
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Reading Buses prepares to open its doors for annual open day
THIS Sunday, the depot of Reading Buses will become a playground as the company hosts its annual open day. Entry is free and there will be all the popular attractions...
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