Police appeal for Reading assault victim to come forward
An 18-year-old man from Reading was arrested on suspicion of common assault, and has since been released under investigation.
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Picnic success at Forbury Gardens, thanks to Reading College pupils
Individuals attended a special picnic in Forbury Gardens between noon and 4pm as the professional culinary arts pupils made a two-course meal.
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Reading bus driver awarded for sign language support
David Speake, from Reading Buses, has received an award for communicating with a five-year-old passenger in sign language.
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Wokingham borough mayor officially opens Farley Hill Primary’s new premises
Cllr Keith Baker joined pupils and headteacher Emma Clarke at the new Farley Hill Primary School last month.
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Haslams expands team with graduate appointments
Two University of Reading graduates are spreading their wings at Haslams Chartered Surveyors.
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Wokingham Borough Council to consult on new social housing policy
A DRAFT housing policy aimed at developing Wokingham?s social housing is to be put out to consultation
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‘Viable alternatives’ on cards for Wokingham borough residents wanting to ditch their cars
THE COUNCIL will provide ?viable alternatives? to residents who want to reduce their carbon footprint by ditching their cars
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Council launches consultation to increase secondary school spaces in Wokingham
The borough council is inviting residents to have a say on its secondary school plans for the coming decade.
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Thames Valley Police visit schools to prevent youth crime
Thames Valley Police has 18 schools officers that aim to build connections with institutions across the region.
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Reading school receives prestigious award from international tech firm
UTC Reading has renewed its status as a Microsoft Showcase School.
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