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Nina Barough smiling at the camera, has dark hair, blue eyes and is wearing a white t-shirt. Behind her is a pink board saying the Moon Walk.

Breast cancer pill 'step in the right direction'

Nina Barough says it is "just heartwarming" to hear about a new breast cancer treatment.

Barry has short white hair and glasses. He is in a garden, smiling.

Hospital's 'wondrous' myeloma treatment praised

Barry Neville says he feels fortunate to have been treated at Royal Berkshire Hospital.

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M4 smart motorway emergency areas open

Roadworks to install the refuge areas on the M4 have been completed and the new bays opened.

Bright yellow bus with black edged windows on a tree-lined road.

Bus services to get £1.9m boost for new routes

Councillors have discussed enhancements to existing routes as well and introducing new services.

A Google street view of the entrance to Murdock Road in a Wokingham residential area. House are on the left and some large trees are on the right.

Repairs on two burst water mains complete

Burst pipes in Murdoch Road and Chetwode Close in Wokingham affected almost 70 properties.

A green empty field - previously used for cattle grazing will now be planted with tree to remember those lost during the pandemic

Trees planted to create Covid memorial woodland

Wokingham Borough Council says it "will be a lasting tribute to those lost" during the pandemic.

A man using a wheelchair next to a younger man who is crouching. They are both smiling, and are wearing race suits. They are both in front of one of their team cars.

The disability racers who 'love the thrill'

Bobby Trundley and Aaron Morgan set to race in the UK's only all-disabled competitive racing team.

Prof Robert Van de Noort is wearing a dark suit, a blue and white shirt and a red tie

Uni boss hopes homes help 'genuine housing crisis'

The university is holding three events for residents to learn more about the project this month.

Generic picture of young trees in a field that have been recently planted

Tree planting to remember those lost during Covid

Wokingham Borough Council plans to plant more than 6,700 trees for those lost during the pandemic.