Care home plans go to appeal
Plans were refused for a 66-bed care home on land to the west of New Road in Ruscombe.
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MP questions PM over Trump and Ukraine
He asked whether Donald Trump can be trusted as a long-standing ally.
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Wind and brass players will gather to make a big noise in Wokingham
A day of rehearsal for BWCB will lead to an afternoon concert
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Crimestoppers launches new campaign amid 17% rise in crime reports in Thames Valley
Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign in Thames Valley amid an increase in crime reporting.
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NHS shares patient testimony amid drive for over-50s to use at-home bowel cancer test kits
The NHS in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Buckinghamshire is sharing the testimony of a patient in order to encourage at home cancer tests
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Woodcote 10k run: Freezing cold, but successful
Runners braved icy temperatures to support charities
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A vital Link at Christmas
More than 150 people were treated to a Christmas lunch,
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Wokingham school girl assaulted by stranger
Student struck on her way to school left shocked and distressed
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued by a team of expert fixers
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Sing carols by the water in Maiden Erlegh
Enjoy some lakeside festive music
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