New partnership for Peach Place gym
Wokingham Borough Council has expanded its partnership with Places Leisure for a gym in Peach Place.
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Can you help the Poppy Appeal?
The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal in Wokingham is looking for volunteers.
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Voters head to the polls
Voters go to the polls today (Thursday) to have their say on the Finchampstead Neighbourhood Plan.
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Relaunch for Emmbrook Inn
A Wokingham pub is holding a gala relaunch evening tomorrow (Friday).
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Cameras to monitor Keep Clear zones outside schools
New automatic number plate recognition cameras that will go live outside two schools next week.
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Marie recognised as sustainable travel expert
A Twyford travel agent has been named an expert in sustainable travel.
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Winnersh fundraiser set to tackle the Great North Run
Steve Double from Winnersh, Berkshire is taking on the Great North Run on Sunday.
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Plans for former NatWest revealed
Details of plans for the former NatWest Bank have been revealed.
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Volunteer treasurer sought for local charity
A Bracknell charity has issued an urgent appeal to allow it to continue operating.
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Yellow heat-health alert issued
The Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat-health alert for the South East.
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