Olivia Endellion Mowl
Trainee News Reporter
Trainee News Reporter for The Reading Chronicle, covering stories across Reading.
Trainee News Reporter for The Reading Chronicle, covering stories across Reading.
Latest articles from Olivia Endellion Mowl
Work on the Teen Scene Play Area and Footpath delayed due to wet winter
Sunningdale Parish Council has announced that ongoing work to improve a crucial part of a recreation ground is currently experiencing a long delay. This is due to the extremely wet winter we all saw here in Berkshire, especially considering the county's lengthy flooding.
Market Place in Wokingham hosts special event commemorating D-Day
Wokingham Borough Council has released a new photograph of a particular festive post box topper. The post box topper in question has been made to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D Day.
CCTV footage released after woman, 30, violently attacked in corner shop
Thames Valley Police is releasing a CCTV image of people officers would like to speak to following an assault in Newbury.
Company fined £52,000 for connecting to Thames Water’s water network illegally
Thames Water is clamping down on illegal water connections, with fleet services company, Go Plant Ltd, forced to pay £52,000 in fines and costs for repeatedly connecting unauthorised and unlicenced standpipes over the past five years.
Almost 150 self-harm hospital admissions of young people in Reading
Self-harm resulted in almost 150 hospital admissions of young people in Reading last year, new figures show.
Top 10 Berkshire walks with pub pitstops en route
Fancy dragging the family out this Sunday for a walk, and then a cheeky pint, in the sun? Look no further! Here's our pick of some of the BEST pub walks in and around Berkshire. Enjoy!
Meet the furry stars of a MAJOR motion picture being filmed in Berkshire
These three small dogs are called Bella, Jingle, and Leo, and they will be starring alongside 50 other King Charles Spaniel dogs and puppies in the new major motion picture 'Lost in Puppyville.' Written and directed by David Cohen, the film is 90 minutes long will be a mix of 3D and live-action Cavalier puppies.
Two local women knit 100 hats for Royal Berks babies
Sparks must have been flying off the knitting needles of Ann Way, member of the Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh as, with some help from fellow member Gerry Luckhurst, she succeeded in knitting 100 baby hats for the maternity unit of the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Celebrate Father's Day this year at Dinton Pastures
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging its residents to do something local to celebrate a momentous day this year. A spokesperson from the council has released a statement explaining what will be on offer this year at Dinton Pastures for Father's Day.