SWR issues ‘only travel if essential’ warning for commuters
Rail passengers are being urged to avoid all non-essential travel during the heatwave.
Read moreDetailsRail passengers are being urged to avoid all non-essential travel during the heatwave.
Read moreDetailsGuests from the community came together to mark Indie News Week.
Read moreDetailsReports were published online which suggested that people were seen arriving at the "asylim" hotel.
Read moreDetailsTo mark this week's Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is holding a "Meet the Team" event today.
Read moreDetailsTo mark Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is hosting a "Meet the Team" event.
Read moreDetailsThe tournament will welcome more than 240 teams and approximately 5,000 players, coaches, families and supporters across the two days.
Read moreDetailsSeveral of its most popular speakers are returning, alongside some exciting first timers.
Read moreDetailsThe chorus based in Earley is celebrating a standout year of community engagement,
Read moreDetailsSeveral posts appeared last week which indicated the services from Reading would only be allowing passengers to alight in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsTh Community Care Fund is a new nationwide initiative designed to support local projects that make a positive difference to people's lives.
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