A BUS OPERATOR has been declared Good To Go as it strives to be Covid-secure.  The news came hours after Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that people could use public...

PLANS are being made to allow residents to safely walk from Arborfield Green to Cantley Park, thanks to a council-run Greenways Project.  The aim is to connect footways together and...

EVERYONE knows that if you go down to the woods today, you’ll be sure of a big surprise, but what about the meadows? Well, it might be for the children,...

CHURCHES across the borough are starting to hold services in their buildings again, but one is preparing to utilise its car park for a drive-in service. The Foundation Church, which...

A MOTION is to be brought to a future council meeting in a bid to catch up on the outstanding agenda. Last week, we reported that councillors only had time...

“The award is very much deserved,” says the secretary of Berkshire South East CAMRA. The real ale loving organisation has voted The Ship Inn, in Peach Street, Wokingham, as its...

IT’S ONE of the biggest events in Wokingham’s annual calendar and signifies the start of festive celebrations for many, but the Winter Carnival is another victim of the coronavirus pandemic....

FOR MANY families, it’s the highlight of their year and a perfect introduction to theatre. But this year’s Reading Hexagon pantomime is another casualty of the coronavirus pandemic.  Reading Arts...

A NEW fundraising scheme will help the work of a day centre for the borough's older folk, while also rewarding supporters.  WADE, based in Reading Road in Wokingham, has launched...

HUNDREDS of people have bought tickets to a concert without knowing what’s on the programme, or when it will be performed. And they’ve done it to help local professional musicians...