Learn how to clean greener at a pop-up workshop
Arborfill and Nature Works Wonders are on a mission to get rid of harmful chemicals and plastic waste in the home
Read moreDetailsArborfill and Nature Works Wonders are on a mission to get rid of harmful chemicals and plastic waste in the home
Read moreDetailsThe Grosvenor Casino in south Reading has put five new recruits through their paces as part of its Gaming Academy
Read moreDetailsAs a local Councillor, I was excited to see extra funding for local government announced for next year, but it appears that that could be
Read moreDetailsLast week I was proud to be in the Commons Chamber to witness Rachel Reeves deliver the first Labour Budget in nearly 15 years.
Read moreDetailsA winning design from a student is set to be used across Reading following a borough-wide competition aimed at raising awareness of air pollution
Read moreDetailsDuring the two-minute silence, a single protester interrupted the silence, holding a sign seemingly concerning the continuing situation in Gaza
Read moreDetailsMore than 31,000 children from 350 Busy Bees nurseries are set to take part in the Big Trike Ride in aid of Children in Need
Read moreDetailsRBFRS has welcomed 18 new firefighters into the service this month following the conclusion of their apprenticeships.
Read moreDetailsMore than 1,300 of staff at the Royal Berks have had to take time off for mental health reasons in the last three years, figures show
Read moreDetailsWith winter approaching, our thoughts turn to the weather and what it may have in store for us over the coming months.
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