A special piece of artwork has been given pride of place at the Royal Berkshire Hospital thanks to the artistic talents of local school children. Pupils from St Joseph’s College,...
Read moreDetailsIt is often said that good things come in threes. That is certainly true when it comes to a trio of flats for sale in Wokingham’s Milton Road area. Prospective...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL business group is creating a new Local Industrial Strategy aimed at driving up productivity across Berkshire. At its launch, The Thames Valley Berkshire LEP said that during a...
Read moreDetailsSTAFF and residents at two of the borough’s care homes are celebrating after their parent company has made another appearance in a top awards scheme. Brighterkind, which runs Swallowfield-based Woodbury...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Crown Post Office is to close this June despite a passionate campaign to save it. Staff at the historic Broad Street branch were told on Tuesday of the plan...
Read moreDetailsScience students at Wheatfield Primary School, Winnersh, and Windmill Primary School in Wokingham, visited a prestigious university in their lab coats to compete in a science fair. They were joined...
Read moreDetailsSOME people only remember the 60s for Woodstock, flower power and smash hits from a band called The Beatles. But the decade also brought a bit of a rock ‘n’...
Read moreDetailsPupils from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have celebrated the 30th anniversary of the popular children’s book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt. The school’s library became a special bear...
Read moreDetailsA POST MORTEM has revealed that a man who died in Reading’s town centre on Friday night suffered blunt force trauma to the head. An 18-year-old from Crowthorne was arrested...
Read moreDetailsALTHOUGH very conveniently located close to great schools, supermarkets and well- renowned Spa (clue), most of you will have no idea where this home is – and that, says Wokingham-based...
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