Pebbles turn veggie to become vegetables
Children from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have been swapping pebbles for seeds with Squire's Garden Centre.
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Advent goes digital this Christmas
Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar is going ahead this year, but the performances will be broadcast online.
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Cutting down on community cybercrime
Neigbourhood Watch is encouraging people to take quick and easy steps to cut down on cybercrime.
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Ho ho ho, festive shows coming to TV
The Thames Valley local television station is being renamed That's Christmas for the festive season.
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Generous Wokingham flocks to help Giving Tree appeal
Since last week, Giving Trees have been installed in a number of Tesco branches, and residents have shown a lot of interest.
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BBC Berkshire listeners make mosaic to mark remembrance
BBC Radio Berkshire helped create a poppy mosaic to mark Remembrance Sunday.
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Rocking around the Christmas tree
Popular festive show That'll Be The Day is being broadcast live this year because of lockdown restrictions.
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Nominate someone for a festive surprise
The Lexicon, in neighbouring Bracknell, is asking people to highlight friends and family who deserve a treat this Christmas.
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Holt pupils appeal for £10,000 to create mosaic tribute to teacher
A permanent tribute is being planned to James Furlong, a Wokingham school teacher who was killed in an alleged terror attack earlier this year.
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Top gear bargain with WADE
WADE has been gifted a Rover 25 which it is now selling to raise donations.
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