Sir Ed Davey visits Wokingham
The leader of the Liberal Democrats was meeting residents and small business owners in a bid to win voters.
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Reading family makes fundraising pledge to thank life-saving ambulance crews
Laura Turner going out with her son Charlie Green in September 2018 when he suddenly stopped breathing. Now they are raising money for SCAS.
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Wokingham’s Citizens Advice chief exec trains more than 500 mental health first aiders
Jake Morrison, head of Citizens Advice Wokingham has trained 539 people in the last 14 months.
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Winnersh Triangle – Winnersh Triangle with Sustainability at its Heart
Frasers Property, which owns a UK portfolio of business parks totalling some 6.5 million sq ft, achieved the Fitwel certification for Winnersh Triangle in Reading, Chineham Park in Basingstoke, and...
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Finchampstead man organises tribute night in memory of sister
John Camidge will be joined by his Blondie tribute band, Atomic Rapture, at a special fundraising event at The Acoustic Couch next month.
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Woodley family has ‘had enough’ of living in overcrowded council house
Ms James said there have been countless other problems in the home, from silverfish to cracked ceilings, leaks and rats.
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Sonning Flowers awarded Florist of the Year.
Sonning Flowers continues to grow as it snags a national award at the Wedding Industry Awards
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Man’s body found in Lower Earley
THE BODY of a man has been recovered from a field in Lower Earley
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Shinfield resident closes path to ‘protect residents from harm’
Nigel Olsen said that he erected fences to preserve and protect residents at the end of Leyland Gardens.
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Amount of time it takes to sell a home in Reading and Wokingham has dropped
NEW research shows that the amount of time it takes to sell a home has reduced in Reading by more than two months, and a month in Wokingham
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