Vaccine centre to open in Wokingham Library for six weeks starting Friday
The centre is a result of months of campaigning from Wokingham Borough Council.
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Police issue warning after increase in keyless car thefts
POLICE are warning motorists to be on their guard after seeing an increase in keyless car thefts.
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Ruscombe local plan consultation opens
The draft plan by Ruscombe Parish Council will guide future planning applications if adopted.
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Earley Town Council agrees no precept rise in budget
Cllr Clive Jones, leader of Earley Town Council, said that there will be a 0% increase in the precept this year.
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Covid only the tip of iceberg for farmer mental health reports University of Reading
The institution worked with Exeter University and Sheffield University on the research project.
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Wokingham man charged in connection with stabbing outside The Gig House
Ki Alvis Of Lee, 23, of Carey Road, Wokingham, was charged yesterday evening with two counts of wounding with intent.
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Care4Calais Reading and Wokingham clothing drive ends tomorrow
Care4Calais Reading and Wokingham is in urgent need of clothing including jeans, long-sleeved tops and puffa jackets.
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Covid vaccine bus returns to Finchampstead, Winnersh and Lower Earley
The Health on the Move Van will be in various locations, each time operating from 10am until 4pm.
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Help Wargrave resident Audrey celebrate her centenary
Care home staff would like Audrey Fraser to receive as many birthday cards as possible to celebrate the milestone.
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Bicycle stolen from garage in Earley
A THIEF broke into a garage in Reading and stole a bicycle.
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