Call for Whitehall rules on Wokingham councillors’ emails
The use of councillors' personal email addresses for council business was questioned at a Wokingahm Borough Council by a resident
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Appeal for witnesses after motorcyclist injured
Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist involved in a collision was left with serious injuries
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Tories reject plans for recycling bins across Wokingham borough
Conservative councillors voted against a proposal for dual bins that allow for recycling in a vote at last night's council meeting.
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Woodley welcomes French market today
A taste of France is on offer in Woodley today thanks to a special street market in the town centre
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Enjoyed playing? Play again thanks to You Too Music
A group that helps people pick up their instruments again will be making sweet music this Saturday
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Reading Town Meal returns on Saturday
A chance to enjoy food from Reading area allotments takes place in Forbury Gardens on Saturday thanks to the Reading Town Meal
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Wokingham’s Broad Street Tavern prepares for busy autumn of partying
The most macabre Hallowe'en event and a 100th birthday brew are on the cards for Wokingham's Broad Street Tavern this autumn
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Sell out success for Trinity Concert Band
Trinity Concert Band is returning to live performances with its autumn revival concert.
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Mystery solved – here’s where Batman goes for his supplies
The Batmobile was spotted in Wokingham today as a superhero stocked up on his dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner Batman
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Gym coach jailed for child sex offences
A GYMNASTICS coach from Sandhurst has been jailed for child sex offences
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