Police and Crime Commissioner awards further £7,000 funding to Neighbourhood Watch
The support will fund resource packs to help new volunteers, to help coordinators to increase memberships, and to encourage others to start groups
Read moreDetailsThe support will fund resource packs to help new volunteers, to help coordinators to increase memberships, and to encourage others to start groups
Read moreDetailsBIRD LOVERS are being called upon for a study conducted by researchers at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA week of action saw police focus on disruption of drug offences, with particular focus on those who exploit vulnerable people and communities
Read moreDetailsAN INDUSTRY titan is preparing for a new adventure with the big screen in a blockbuster move to Showcase Cinemas
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS in the South East are being advised to apply for next year's finance even if they are still waiting for a university place.
Read moreDetailsONE of the country's biggest telecommunications firms says it has provided a £3bn boost the South East economy.
Read moreDetailsAll Saints Church Spaceforall open day sees more than 80 visitors
Read moreDetailsWinnersh charity antiques valuation raises more than £300 for orphans in India
Read moreDetailsArts Centre celebrates its 50th birthday year with a golden fundraiser
Read moreDetailsMaking a splash: Wokingham bathroom company celebrates new showroom
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