Phil Creighton is an editor for Wokingham.Today and Reading Today, with a passion for hyperlocal news and typographic design. He covers a wide range of topics, from local events and history to music and dining. Phil is also known for his enthusiasm for Doctor Who, which often finds its way into his tweets.
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By: Phil Creighton
Burghfield Parish Council says it has secured funding to build a new skate park, and work will start later this month
By: Phil Creighton
A married couple who transformed their lives after several health scares are preparing to tackle this weekend’s Great South Run
Thieves struck overnight at an Inkpen home, breaking into a garage.
An investigation has been launched after thieves broken into a van and stole tools.
Thieves raided the gardens of homes in Bucklebury and Upper Bucklebury, and stole a boiler and radiators
By: Phil Creighton
A new £90,000 fund has been launched to help West Berkshire groups working on mental health initiatives.
Thames Valley Police have launched an appeal for witnesses in a bid to catch thieves who stole a bike.
By: Phil Creighton
Engineering works will see London Paddington closed next month, and over Christmas.
By: Phil Creighton
People looking for an update on the latest hearing aid technology are invited to the Arlington Arts centre for an open day.
By: Phil Creighton
A Wash Common resident has reported a suspected rogue trader to the police and officers are urging people to be aware of similar scams.
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