University of Reading submits plans for Shinfield TV studio
The University of Reading has submitted plans for a TV studio in Shinfield's Thames Valley Science Park.
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Teenager punched and has moped stolen in attack at Woodley shopping centre
A TEENAGER was pulled off a moped which was then stolen in an assault in Woodley last night. The incident took place outside the Tesco Local store in Loddon Vale...
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Woodley HSBC to close as residents turn to online banking
ANOTHER bank (Woodley HSBC) is pulling out of Woodley’s town centre as part of a restructuring operation. Woodley HSBC has said that its Crockhamwell Road branch will shut on Friday,...
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University of Reading researches look at boosting availability of healthy food
University of Reading researchers are working on a new project to make healthy food more accessible to poorer communities. Professor Carol Wagstaff at the University of Reading is leading a...
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Hurst villagers clear 18 tyres in weekend litter pick
A COMMUNITY has collected more than 100 sacks of rubbish that were tossed into ditches and hedges around their area. Wokingham borough councillor for Hurst, Cllr Wayne Smith delivered packs...
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Thames Valley Park to become council’s second Covid-19 rapid test centre
“We are delighted to be opening another rapid test centre and are extremely grateful to the team at Microsoft for providing the building. It is situated in a prime location...
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Women’s Equality Party calls for vaccine priority for childcare workers and school staff
THE Reading and Wokingham branch of the Women’s Equality Party is calling for the government to prioritise childcare workers and all school staff for the next round of vaccines. Louise...
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Call to put nature at heart of planning policies
A COALITION of nearly 20 groups is calling on the government to rethink its housing white paper. Released in August last year, the paper outlined changes to make it easier...
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‘When it’s built, new park and ride buses will stop outside children’s bedrooms’
“THE PARK and ride is going to take away our parking bay”. This is the concern from a Wokingham resident who is angry about a new transport hub to be...
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Gas works forces month-long closure of popular destination for lockdown walkers
A GAS company carrying out ‘critical’ works has sought to reassure residents that a popular footbridge linking Wokingham borough with Reading will remain open throughout the programme. SGN is to...
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