Save lives with Hurst defib event
Hurst Parish Council is hosting a defibrillator training and information evening.
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Award-winning butchers to open in Wokingham garden centre
L Butchers is opening a new branch in Squire's Garden Centre on Heathlands Road next month.
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Norreys couple too scared to walk out of door petition for safe crossing in Wokingham
Jean Jones, who lives along Wiltshire Road, said speeding cars are making it dangerous for people to cross.
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Spencers Wood woman quits job to set up pig sanctuary
Susan Player, from Spencers Wood, has ambitions to open her own sanctuary for abandoned swine.
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‘Wokingham borough council’s SEND school transport has caused my son distress’
A Wokingham mum is concerned the handling of school transport has caused unnecessary distress for children with autism.
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Wokingham’s wacky racers make the crowd roar at annual go-karting fundraiser
Kevin Brayne and Russ Phillips, from Wokingham, entered the Gravity Grand Prix with a handbuilt Bulletproof Bomb.
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Health leader says improvements are needed for Wokingham borough’s low performing GP surgeries
Data from the NHS patient survey has revealed Wokingham has some of the worst and best performing surgeries in the country.
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Earley school to host hospital fundraiser
Leighton Park School will host the 2021 Reading Charity Art Fair to fundraise for RBH.
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Council considers more solar energy initiatives to power Wokingham borough buildings
Wokingham could see a rise in solar energy schemes to help the area achieve net carbon zero by 2030.
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Reminiscing, gardening and baking: Study reveals residents’ top ways to spend time with grandparents
A study from Gala Bingo has revealed Brits consider reminiscing on the past with their Grandparents as a quality time activity.
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