‘Madness’ of 148-homes plan
Claims that development in the area is 'destroying villages and towns'.
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Dog search and rescue team in the spotlight
Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs is an organisation that's on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Council calls for clarity over fund
The scheme has helped the most vulnerable residents in the borough.
Reading FC legend Kevin Doyle: ‘It’s a disgrace that Dai Yongge was allowed to buy the club’
READING FC legend Kevin Doyle described the EFL's decision to allow current owner Dai Yongge to buy the club in ...
University of Reading inspires students to consider STEM careers in campus conference
Year 10 pupils of south Asian heritage were invited to a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics conference at the Whiteknights ...
From the campaign trail: What kind of new hospital do you want?
Our Royal Berkshire Hospital is one of our most treasured local institutions as the main provider of hospital services for ...
Rams RFC Colts move into final four with dramatic last gasp win
MATT Cox's penalty with the final kick of the match fired Rams into the semi-finals of the National Colts Cup ...
Fame for Wokingham
Wokingham appeared as an answer in a recent Times newspaper crossword puzzle.
Want to make new friends? Try FBC’s cafe
Want to make new friends? Try FBC's cafe
Love was in the air at Austen House
Staff and residents at the care home celebrated the day of love
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