Rolling train strikes to cause significant disruption next week
Train drivers' union ASLEF has announced it is staging more strike action, with rolling walkouts are planned to begin on Tuesday, May 7
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Berkshire Lowland Search and Rescue among recipients of Movement for Good Awards grants
Berkshire Lowland Search and Rescue is one of many charities set to receive £1,000 in support from a group of donations totalling more than £1 million
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Fire Brigades Union raises concerns over ‘dangerous’ reduction in automatic call-outs
Firefighters in Thames Valley have criticised proposals to change how they respond to automatic calls from alarm systems
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Organisation lights a candle of friendship in Maiden Erlegh
Inner Wheel group celebrates its centenary
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Councillor tackles ‘horrible’ graffiti
Andy Croy, who is both a town and borough councillor, took matters into his own hands.
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Best friend fur-ever embark on fundraising walkies
The duo will also be undertaking challenges together throughout the year.
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Retailer appeals for help after shop theft
Children's clothing retailer This Little Piggy in Elms Walk was targeted last week.
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First day ticket frenzy for Wargrave festival
Long queues formed from early last Saturday morning ahead of the start of sales.
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Highdown School head appointed as Chief Education Officer at Activate Learning Education Trust
The Activate Learning Trust has announced that it has appointed Rachel Cave, head teacher at Highdown School, as Chief Education Officer
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Police appeal for help locating missing Henley man with links to Reading
Daniel, 56, was reported missing from Henley-on-Thames and was last seen in the town on the night of Wednesday, April 24
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