Royal Berks one of 28 Trusts to see new radiotherapy machine investment
A government push for more radiotherapy machines has been welcomed by ministers as the Royal Berkshire Hospital is among the services to benefit
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Banking hub plans for village
Plans have been submitted that could see a banking hub introduced in Crowthorne.
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Vending machine plans refused
A retrospective planning application has been refused.
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Mind in Berkshire report finds serious deficits in mental health provisions for Black people
A report drawing on feedback from more than 180 people has shown that there are serious deficits in mental health support and access for Black people
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VAUGHAN, David Raymond
Sadly passed away at Royal Berkshire Hospital on 4th May 2025, aged 81 years. Much loved husband to Margaret and a beloved father to Myles, Justin and Jessica. David will...
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Historic town pub listed for sale
One of Wokingham's oldest pubs has been listed for sale.
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Get married and win a wedding at Dinton
The park is now a licensed wedding venue.
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Forest of Imagination set for this weekend
The finishing touches are now taking place ahead of a bumper four-day showcase.
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Super donors Julia and Margaret encourage more people to give blood
The medal winning friends have received a certificate of thanks from NHS Blood and Transplant
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