Sir Ed Davey visits Wokingham
The leader of the Liberal Democrats was meeting residents and small business owners in a bid to win voters.
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Paul Draper cancels upcoming show at Sub89 in Reading
Due to a family bereavement, the frontman of 90s alternative rock group Mansun has had to cancel the performance scheduled for Monday, February 28.
Read moreDetailsNew Wokingham Winter Carnival organisers welcomed with £10,000 cheque
WOKINGHAM Winter Carnival will have new organisers from 2022 onwards.
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Reading School hosts anniversary rematch with Reading Football Club
READING Football Club played Reading School on Wednesday afternoon in a rematch of the club?s first ever fixture which took place on February 21,1872.
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Boris Johnson announces end to covid restrictions in England
The prime minister confirmed in a statement today that all domestic restrictions, including self-isolation, will end on Thursday, February 24
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Wokingham In Need receives Tesco community grant
A WOKINGHAM charity has received a grant as part of Tesco?s community grant scheme.
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Family-run Crowthorne business to closer after more than 60 years
A FAMILY-RUN business in Crowthorne is closing its doors after more than 60 years of trading.
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Burma Hills GP service scheduled to resume
A WOKINGHAM surgery is set to remain open with a GP service despite residents? fears over its future.
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STORM EUNICE: All Reading and Wokingham borough parkruns cancelled this Saturday
THE Dinton Pastures parkrun, scheduled for tomorrow Saturday, February 19, has been cancelled.
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STORM EUNICE: Fallen tree damages three cars in Wokingham
A LARGE tree has fallen down close to the Wade Day Centre in Wokingham.
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