Bitton beaten as Sumas progress
Wokingham Town's promising start to the season continued last weekend.
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Knights to bring drama to Dinton
The first Medieval jousting event will take place next month.
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Final chance to register for solar energy
The registration deadline for Solar Together Berkshire is tomorrow.
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Next phase of roundabout project to start
From Monday, September 8, the northern entrance to the roundabout on Finchampstead Road will be closed.
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Adult social care among best in the country
Inspectors praised Wokingham Borough for its "exceptional" approach to collaboration.
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Jones visits Wokingham opticians
Wokingham's MP has gone to Specsavers.
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Wokingham charities awarded £3,000
Me2 Club has received £1,500 from Tesco.
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Pick up affordable school uniforms
Donations of outgrown uniforms are also welcome.
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Geese helped by police
Officers on patrol came across the gaggle of geese.
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Affordable homes, but at what cost?
A rare tree that has been protected since 1989 is set to disappear.
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