Making a difference on Christmas Day
More than 150 lonely, elderly people in Wokingham were treated to dinner and a day to remember on Christmas day.
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Reading-based housebuilder offers helping hand to food bank
A food bank in Reading has received a donation of basic food, festive treats and other essentials from housebuilder Vistry Group.
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New rules for XL bully dogs
XL Bully dogs will be added to the list of banned breeds from December 31.
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Call to donate unwanted gifts
Sue Ryder is urging the public to donate any Christmas gifts they don't need, want or like.
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Finchampstead Road verges sold for £200,000
Mystery surrounds the sale of two pieces of roadside verges.
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Bracknell business showered with praise
The owner of a new Cotswolds hotel has showered a Bracknell company with praise.
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Police commissioner in Finchampstead
Thames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber was in Finchamstead last week.
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Plan your perfect wedding
A free wedding fair is set to take place in Bracknell next month.
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Boxing day boost for property market
Research from the UK's biggest property portal revealed the number of properties coming to market on Boxing Day has nearly tripled since the pandemic.
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Santa meets Holly and Ivy
The annual 'meet Santa' event helped to raise much needed funds for the charity.
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