Boys to cycle 500+ miles for charity
Two teenagers are to cycle 522 miles to help a local cause they rate highly.
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Peace Vigil coming to Wokingham
The event will mark mark Conscientious Objectors Day.
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Award-winning chef coming to Wokingham
Chef Inderpal Singh won season four of Masterchef Singapore.
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Bluebird Home Care delivers chocolate thanks
Home care company shows appreciation for borough surgeries and pharmacies
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Charity tickets still available for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolfe
Wokingham performance will raise funds for people with autism and learning disability
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Wokingham residents declare war on ‘invasive’ Spanish Bluebells to save native woods
Eager Wokingham residents have declared war on an alien species this spring.
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Clash between councils over management of halls and parks in Earley
A clash between two councils has been aired over the management of community centres in Earley
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It was a tough job for judges at the Woodley Schools’ Bake Off
Young bakers impress with thier show-stopping cakes
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SEND School shortage in Wokingham? Council moves to deliver places locally and faster
Wokingham borough council is proposing to accept government funding to help increase SEND school places in the borough more quickly.
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‘Best striker in the league’: Marriott nets again but Reading FC concede in stoppage time in Bolton draw
Reading FC are on the verge of breaking into the League One play-off places after they defeated promotion hopefuls Bolton Wanderers.
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