Uni of Reading’s 7,000-year-old discovery set to feature on BBC Two tonight
The Uni of Reading's discovery of 7,000-year-old fishing traps, and their insights, are set to be shown on BBC 2's Digging for Britain
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**FOUND** Police search for missing girl
Thames Valley Police is searching for a girl who has been reported as missing from Wokingham.
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£6m paid to private care homes to house vulnerable children
Wokingham children have been housed in private care homes as far away as Lancashire, Yorkshire and North Wales.
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Vigilance urged amid rise in vandalism in heritage sites
New research has shown that heritage sites are becoming a prime target for vandals and graffiti as well as anti-social behaviour
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Flats are a step closer for former bank
Prior approval for plans that could see the site of a former bank in Wokingham town centre turned into housing has been granted.
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Road traffic collision in Winnersh
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue were called to an accident on New Year's Eve.
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Convicted murderer wanted for breaching licensing conditions has connections to Reading
Cambridgeshire Constabulary is seeking help locating Carl Hyde, a 67-year-old convicted murderer with connections to Reading
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Felled oak tree set to live on
Acorns from the tree will be replanted in the churchyard.
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We need you! Vote today to make Reading Today the winner of the front page of the year award
Every year, industry website Hold The Front Page holds a poll asking readers to vote for their front page of the year.
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Council Tax expected to rise 4.99% in April after below-inflationary increase in government support for Wokingham
WOKINGHAM is to receive a below-inflationary increase in its grant from the government, placing pressure on the council to balance the books.
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