Postcard art boost for The Arc
Arts4Wokingham's proposed landmark sculpture received a welcome boost this week.
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Window scenes pay tribute to The Link
Christmas is just around the corner, as evidenced by what has become an annual tradition in Wokingham.
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Festive fun at WADE
A Wokingham charity for senior citizens held its annual festive fundraising event last weekend.
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Riders are ready for annual Toy Run
The 37th annual Reading Toy Run takes place on Sunday.
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Fibre internet firm criticised for ‘lack of responsibility’
One Wokingham street was left without Internet connectivity for more than a week.
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New role for Louis
Wokingham planning and design firm Boyer has appointed a new planner.
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Ruscombe residents to have their say
Voters in Ruscombe are set to have their say next week.
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Shoppers urged to support food drive
Charities FareShare and the Trussell Trust are facing record levels of need throughout the festive season.
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GWR strike action this weekend
Great Western Railway is warning travellers there will be no trains on parts of its network this weekend.
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Gas pipe repairs set to cause disruption
Drivers in the borough can expect long delays with news that several major roads are set to undergo extensive gas pipe repairs.
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