Tattoos raise money for charity
A Wokingham tattoo artist has held a charity 'flash tattoo' event for the Nipple Innovation Project.
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Little shoppers in Reading can visit Santa in his grotto
Broad Street Mall is the place to be for festive fun this Christmas
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Plans approved for Amercian fast food drive-thru in Winnersh
American fast food chain Five Guys has been granted permission .
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Wokingham MP Clive Jones secures cancer strategy promise
MP secures a commitment from the government to deliver a National Cancer Strategy.
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People, Planet, Pint Wokingham raises a glass to its second anniversary
Join the free sustainability group to celebrate friendship and sustainability
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Charvil care home approved despite concerns
The residential home in Charvil is set to be converted into a supported living accommodation.
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Kebab van granted licence for new site
An Arborfield kebab van has been granted permission to trade from a new location subject to planning permission
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Mum’s 10k run boosts disabled youngsters at Our House
Beth trained entirely at home in order to be near her son
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Woodley and Earley Lions support installation of life-saving equipment
Bleed kit in Woodley Precinct will save lives
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