Church was just nuts
The band's concert had the audience dancing in the aisles, and on the pews.
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Revised HMO plans given approval
A previously-refused house of multiple occupation (HMO) in Earley has been given the go-ahead.
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Celebrity gardener opens retirement home
Residents gave a warm welcome to TV personality Charlie Dimmock.
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Outrage over Barkham Ride decision
Several complaints have been raised, including one that is seeking to have the decision overturned.
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Pub is seeking new landlords
A Wokingham community pub is looking for new operators.
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Sports facilities plans approved for Arborfield
Some residents felt the plans didn't match up to what they were promised.
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A new chapter for Twyford
The new community space will offer space for people to relax and read, study, browse resources and access services.
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Last chance for festival early bird tickets
Early bird ticket sales end at 11pm on Tuesday, June 18.
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Hair salon’s summer soiree helps critically ill children
THE CHARITABLE arm of a hairdressers with branches in Reading and Wokingham has celebrated summer with a fundraising party night.
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Arcade set for Bracknell
High Score will open on Saturday, July 20.
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