37 years, 740 children and countless memories – school bids emotional farewell
Much loved St Nicholas stalwart retires after 37 years of service
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Wargrave Local History Society discover a fire-destroyed estate
Visit to National Trust property Hinton Ampner reveals the building's rich past
Read moreDetailsSouth Berkshire Singers raise thousands for Limbcare
Songs of Stage and Screen concert delights audience and boosts charity
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Wokingham children challenged to help tackle air pollution with creative competition
Pupils' green travel ideas can win prizes
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Walk The Walk CEO Nina Barough steps down after 30 years
David Wright takes up the reins as a new chapter in the charity's life begins
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First Days is clean out of cribs, cots and Brakenhale blazers
Charity makes urgent appeal for moses baskets, and school uniform
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Explore life’s questions at a Bible and Beer night
Wokingham church offers a place to talk at the Ship Inn
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Wokingham woman’s decade-long fight ends as landmark fibromyalgia study brings hope
Bethan, from Wokingham, takes part in new landmark study focused on identifying genetic risk factors of the condition
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Berkshire residents urged to act as wildfire danger reaches ‘very high’
Help prevent wildfires this summer
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Wokingham Youth Theatre mourns the loss of Heidi Wilson
A much loved and valued member of the youth theatre team will be greatly missed
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