FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Partnership working is the way forward
We are trying to extend, improve, and in some cases, repair relations with external partners. We believe that much can ...
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Christmas fayre at Lower Earley school
A CHRISTMAS fair will take place in a Lower Earley school tomorrow evening.
Museum shop celebration takes place this weekend
A READING museum is opening its doors on Sunday to celebrate its shop.
Crowthorne charity shop doubles in size
The COATS charity shop in Crowthorne High Street has doubled in size.
Lib Dems critical of Autumn statement
Liberal Democrats in Wokingham have accused the Government of being 'content with local health services crumbling'.
Brain gain: University contributes £1 billion a year to UK economy
A report into the economic impact of the University of Reading has shown that it contributes around £1 billion a ...
Peach-less: BBC Berkshire presenter set to leave
BBC Radio Berkshire breakfast presenter Andrew Peach is set to leave the station.
Football round-up: Woodley United in FA Cup action, Ascot United remain unbeaten
WOODLEY UNITED put on a strong display despite being beaten against a side two league's above them, Oxford United.
Business aims to drive community loyalty
A new loyalty programme is a win-win for Wokingham business and consumers.
Wokingham’s fabulous firework display, and 10,000 pairs of muddy wellies
Wokingham's fabulous firework display, and10,000 pairs of muddy wellies
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