Stronger Things: Athletes to take on challenge in Berkshire’s Strongest 2023 event
More than 70 athletes will take part in this year's Berkshire's Strongest to see who will be crowned as the county's most powerful competitor
Read moreDetailsMore than 70 athletes will take part in this year's Berkshire's Strongest to see who will be crowned as the county's most powerful competitor
Read moreDetailsA recent cross-party working group at Wokingham Borough council saw councillors agreeing that tenants were far better served by Wokingham Council
Read moreDetailsBerkshire slumped to an 85-run defeat at the hands of Hertfordshire in their opening National Counties Trophy Group 2 match at Henley on Monday.
Read moreDetailsWhen I run it's just like poetry I'm limping like a limerick Looking for that last rhyme I stumble like a stanza
Read moreDetailsThe financial pressures on the council, as for every household in the borough, are no less this year than last.
Read moreDetailsWe know that having access to outdoor recreational space is incredibly important, and does wonders for our health and wellbeing.
Read moreDetailsDue to Wokingham's low level of education funding, the schools budget has a deficit of £16 million, almost entirely in Special Educational Needs.
Read moreDetailsJune is a lovely month to be in the garden ? everything is bursting into bloom and you can really enjoy being outside.
Read moreDetailsEVERSLEY moved up into third after they produced a strong display against Cookham Dean in Thames Valley Division One.
Read moreDetailsAs the weather is getting nicer, this week's tip looks at how to create an easy work out in the park
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