Celebrating Gorse Ride in a song
The song was inspired by the memories of people living in the area, and to recognise the importance of the area's history.
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Brownies bring colour to Finchwood
Arborfield brownies and California Gardeners' Club have created colourful hanging baskets.
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Perfect pictures with no editing
Many of us are searching for ways to take the perfect picture without the need for editing.
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Town council opens its doors
Wokingham town council threw open its doors last weekend.
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Rollout of new tax collection system
The new method will help Wokingham Borough Council to save money.
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Application for more shared ownership homes
Changes to affordable homes at Copsewood.
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Bridge completion still months away
The installation has been delayed due to a company entering administration.
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Police appeal for witnesses after female assaulted by male in Wokingham
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident of assault in Wokingham.
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Plans for new church approved
Wokingham Borough council has granted a change of use to a building that will now become a place of worship.
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Plans for shisha smoking area
The Poachers in Mill Lane has applied to Wokingham Borough Council for permission.
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