FROM THE LEADER: A track record of achievement for Wokingham
We can point to a track record of achievement over the last year running Wokingham Borough Council as a minority administration
Read moreDetailsWe can point to a track record of achievement over the last year running Wokingham Borough Council as a minority administration
Read moreDetailsIt's election time, and, lo and behold, all sorts of misinformation has started circulating. Some facts need putting straight in road maintenance
Read moreDetailsOur little hearts are broken The Mutt world's shed a tear As a dog's best friend your life now ends To our National Treasure three cheers
Read moreDetails'It was another brilliant game' said Rams Students manager Nick Ede after his side raced to a 43-13 triumph at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsRAMS' home support has been 'very special' according to director of rugby Seb Reynolds as the team gear up for their final home game
Read moreDetailsThe fourth seeded Reading Rockets started their play-off run strongly, claiming a dominant 99-77 win over the Loughborough Riders.
Read moreDetailsThe spring concert of the Wokingham Choral Society was performed in the Great Hall of Reading University on Saturday, March 18, before a rapt audience
Read moreDetailsTwyford Drama Group's next production, Fight Them For The Beeches, is proving to be an enjoyable creative battle both on and off stage
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK climbed further away from the drop zone after amassing a win over North Greenford United in the Combined Counties Premier North.
Read moreDetailsI want to talk about love! Love your neighbour as yourself? Do we experience much of that?
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