Community Switch deadline brought forward
The deadline for the Wokingham Borough offer has changed.
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‘Fastest growing sport’ coming to Wargrave
Plans have been approved for a pop-up padel court.
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WASMA confirmed two heads are better than one
More than 700 primary school children from across Wokingham took part in two concerts.
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New shop revealed for the Lexicon
Beauty and wellbeing brand Rituals is set to open in Bracknell next month.
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Wokingham Borough Council shortlisted for Local Authority of the Year award
The awards recognise excellence in local government.
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Barkham land plot at auction
The 3.13 acre site is adjacent to Barkham Manor on Barkham Road.
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Promotions at Savills
Real estate firm Savills has announced four promotions in Reading.
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Tributes paid after Wokingham councillor passes away
Norman Jorgensen passed away on Wednesday morning.
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Dental surgery plans a step closer
Dental surgery to operate from Denmark Street.
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Pupils designs for homes of the future
David Wilson Homes has joined forces with Finchampstead C of E primary school.
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