Mayor opens Keep Hatch Primary School’s new nature reserve
Children can now enjoy exploring pond wildlife and outdoor learning
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Young people of all abilities can sing with Berkshire Music Trust
Youngsters with complex needs can make music online
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More spaces needed during Ramadan
"Many Muslims are struggling to find appropriate spaces .."
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Thames Water chief financial officer steps down
Thames Water's Chief Financial Officer, Alistair Cochran, has stepped down, the utilities provider has announced.
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Barkham land plot at auction
The 3.13 acre site is adjacent to Barkham Manor on Barkham Road.
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Uni of Reading backs initiative to position Thames Valley as leader of AI
The University of Reading is backing an initiative to establish Thames Valley as the UK's leading region for artificial intelligence.
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Windmill Primary School delighted and proud of its good OFSTED Inspection
Inspector praises the school's high standards
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Promotions at Savills
Real estate firm Savills has announced four promotions in Reading.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: People power in action
Next Tuesday evening, Wokingham's Communities Vision 2035 will be formally launched by the volunteer steering group that has overseen its development
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Decision in May for Winnersh Aldi plans
The final decision on whether a supermarket can be built on a flood plain will be made in May.
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