Enjoy a short story chosen by Wokingham Shared Reading Group
Wokingham Writers present Tania Christie's 'The Flight'
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Covid Memorial Woodland to open next year
It is planned to open the woodland in 2026.
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Bearwood Road closure delayed
It was due to be closed for more than six months.
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Wokingham & Bracknell planning round-up: Plan for 190 homes near Finchampstead
The development company Cemex UK Properties is seeking to build 190 homes in Eversley, over the Wokingham Borough border with Harts District Council.
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It’s storytime for toddlers in Finchampstead
Enjoy a tall tale for free at the library
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Back-to-back defeats for Sumas
Elsewhere, Ashridge Park Ladies and Reading booked their place in the next round of the Women's FA Cup.
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CLASP makes Gorse Ride garden a place of wonder
Members create a calming green space for pupils
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Women’s FA Cup in the spotlight
The Adobe Women's FA Cup returns on Sunday with an exciting round of matches.
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Festival returns this weekend
The Time Hops festival returns to the Siren Craft Brew Tap Yard .
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Finchampstead gardeners enjoy a diamond display of fruit and veg
Autumn show sees record number of entries despite the summer weather challenges
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