Dashing through Dinton
The popular Dinton Santa Dash is set to return.
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Sensory room approved for Wokingham Hospital
The approved proposals will see the construction of a new garden log cabin.
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High Steward supports poppy appeal
The High Steward of Wokingham was one of the first visitors to the Wokingham Poppy Appeal pop-up shop.
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MP calls to reverse Winter fuel cuts
MP is 'extremely worried' about older pensioners.
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Free weekend bus travel set to return for Christmas
The initiative was also in place during the same period in 2023.
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Ronnie gets into the Halloween spirit one last time
This year's display will be the last and the best.
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Minister visits Wokingham
Care minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, was in Wokingham earlier this week.
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Crowthorne Co-op set for relaunch
The reopening follows a major programme of works and improvements to 'totally transform' the store.
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Councillor resigns after four months
A Wokingham Borough councillor has stepped down from her role with immediate effect.
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Can you help the poppy appeal?
Anyone with spare time is being urged to contact organiser David Dunham.
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