NHS in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire gearing up for winter pressures
The BOB ICB is seeing teams from across the region working to prepare for some of the NHS' busiest months
Read moreDetailsThe BOB ICB is seeing teams from across the region working to prepare for some of the NHS' busiest months
Read moreDetailsMembers of Lambs Lane group design bunting for international celebration
Read moreDetailsA historic arch at the busiest junction in Reading is set to be restored as urgent repairs are needed.
Read moreDetailsA school governor who has "demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community service" has been put forward for The Inspiration Award.
Read moreDetailsTanya Briess tragically lost her 17-year-old daughter Alexandra in 2021 during a routine operation at the RBH after she suffered a severe reaction
Read moreDetailsA DIY store has gotten a new look recently in the latest planning news in Reading.
Read moreDetailsAn "Incredible student athlete who is one of the most humble and politest students I know," has been nominated for the Young Person of the Year
Read moreDetailsA former pupil of a dance school explained how it helped them deal with extreme shyness.
Read moreDetailsA school in Reading that was judged 'inadequate' by education inspectors could be getting new leadership.
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