Thames Valley Police to move Reading base to Imperial Way by 2021
THAMES Valley Police has ended a seven year search for a new Borough police HQ. The current building in the centre of Reading has been in use since 1997 and...
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Children roll up, roll up to Wokingham nursery school’s greatest show in the galaxy
The circus came to town for Meadow Mayhem, the annual summer fundraiser for Meadow Nursery School in Wokingham. Children, friends and family of the Murray Road nursery came in their...
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Lib Dems deny missing start of Earley Town Council meeting
IT WAS meant to be the changing of the guard, but the changing of the time prevented newly elected councillors from being there. In the local elections earlier this month,...
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Brian is in the running for Woodley Town Centre Manager role
THE NEW manager of Woodley's town centre had a good reason for missing Monday's fun day: he was in Edinburgh running a marathon. No mean feat for a man who...
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St Nicholas Pre-School in Hurst unveils £20,000 garden revamp
CHILDREN attending a Hurst pre-school are now the kings and queens of the castle thanks to a £20,000 revamp of its gardens. And to celebrate, St Nicholas Pre-School held a...
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WOKINGHAM VOTES REMAIN: Lib Dems largest party in European Election count – Conservatives third
REMAIN parties who want the UK to stay in the European Union did exceptionally well in Wokingham borough’s European elections - the Liberal Democrats came top and the Conservatives in...
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EUROPEAN ELECTIONS: Wokingham decides
The votes have been cast in this year's European Elections - that took place on Thursday, May 23. The counting has had to wait until today, Sunday, May 26, because...
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EURO ELECTIONS: Counting begins for Wokingham
AS MANY European countries go to the polls today, counting is now going on in Lower Earley to find out how Wokingham borough voted. The verification of the ballot papers...
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Students block Reading town centre road by sitting in it
A BUSY bus route out of Reading's town centre was blocked by teenage activists today in a protest about climate change. The youngsters were taking part in the #YouthStrike4Climate, part...
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Theresa May resigns as Prime Minister
One of the borough's four MPs announced her resignation as Prime Minister, saying the role had been "the honour of my life". Theresa May, whose Maidenhead constituency includes parts of...
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