Speedwatch seeks volunteers
Speedwatch is a national initiative which enables volunteers to assist in policing the speeds of vehicles in their area.
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Comedy continues at Loddon Hall thanks Twyford Drama
Twyford Drama has launched swiftly into rehearsals for their brand new staging of a light-hearted mystery at Loddon Hall in ...
CHURCH NOTES: A fair day’s pay…
Jesus once told a story about a landowner who went out to employ labourers early in the morning and offered ...
Wokingham martial arts club visited by Muay Thai legend Jompop Kiatphontip
A WOKINGHAM martial arts club recently hosted a Muay Thai seminar led by the esteemed Jompop Kiatphontip.
FROM THE MIDDLE: Will dissenting players see blue?
When I saw the announcement that a third card is likely to be used by referees, it reminded me of ...
Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
‘Madness’ of 148-homes plan
Claims that development in the area is 'destroying villages and towns'.
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 ...
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