Avoid walking by water after a drink, says life-saving campaign
RLSS UK is urging residents to avoid walking by water after having a drink this Christmas.
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Meals on the table thanks to Frasers Property
Frasers Property UK has raised more than £4,000 for FareShare.
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Fence damaged in road arson attack in Arborfield
The bridge passing over Observer Way was set alight recently.
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Law firm’s festive jumpers help support hospital’s baby unit
Blandy & Blandy donned seasonal sweaters to raise money for two local charities.
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Louise is the good fairy for Zoom calls
Louise Irvine is offering tips and tricks for a stress-free virtual Christmas.
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Success for Wokingham’s virtual market, says borough council
More than 1,400 people tuned into Wokingham's online Christmas market this year, and the council says it was a great success.
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Starring role for Simon’s Wood in new prog-rock music video
Kepler Ten filmed their newest music video in Simon's Wood in Finchampstead.
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Take part in ‘Selfless Santa’ this year
Businesses are being told to take part in 'Selfless Santa' this year to support the vulnerable.
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Coronavirus prompts ‘digital revolution’, says broadband provider
Thanks to the internet, more people are improving their health and wellbeing online, says Gigaclear.
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Keep the borough clean, because ‘Santa is watching’
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a new campaign to crack down on fly-tipping this Christmas.
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