Money raised to fight homes appeal
The plan for 350 homes in Barkham was refused unanimously by Wokingham Borough Council.
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CCTV for Woodley library
Accusation that leaders are getting 'cold feet'..
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Record number for half marathon
All entries have been allocated.
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Winnersh cafe cocktail plans refused
Java Cafe had applied for a certificate of lawfulness for a change of use.
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Uni of Reading: Fossilised dinosaur vertebra shows first crocodilian bite found in North America
A fossilised neck bone found in Canada has shed some light on crocodile-like creatures from over 75 million years ago
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Robert Halfon shares political journey with Queen Anne’s Sixth Form
Students hear former Minister's insights into life and politics
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Parking in the spotlight, again
Concerns that introducing fees could 'significantly' impact local sports and the community.
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Royal Berks ‘extremely disappointed’ following health secretary’s hospitals announcement
The Royal Berkshire Hospital has said that it is "extremely disappointed" following news of the latest delays to updates to the site
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Crimestoppers launches new campaign amid 17% rise in crime reports in Thames Valley
Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign in Thames Valley amid an increase in crime reporting.
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Dobbies Reading to reopen under new name
British Garden Centres announces aquisition of the store
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