Wokingham borough mayor welcomes 17 new citizens with ceremony
On Wednesday, September 15, 17 new citizens were welcomed to the borough.
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Wokingham invited to Walk to Remember a loved one this month
Sue Ryder has launched its Walk to Remember, encouraging people to walk 5km (3.1 miles) or 10km (6.2 miles) to raise funds for the hospice.
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Bogus water board officials making distraction burglaries in Woodley
BOGUS waterboard officials have been seen in Woodley
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Two charged with growing cannabis in Charvil home
Two men have been charged after cannabis plants were found growing in a Charvil home
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Crowthorne Parish Council urges people to fill out strategy plan survey
The questionnaire has been created for the community to have their say and help the parish council move forward with its plans.
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Will The Tamarind Tree be crowned Wokingham’s Curry King?
A Wokingham restaurant has its eye on the prize as it hopes its "homestyle" curries will see it to win the borough's Curry King title.
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Wokingham duo conquer mountains for family fundraiser
acquie Gee completed the Three Peaks Challenge as part of her family's year-long fundraiser for Parkinson's UK.
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New bridge in Barkham praised by Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership
Bob Beveridge, chair of Thames Valley Berkshire LEP, said he is delighted the bridge is finished.
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Wokingham Walk returns for second time this year
On Sunday, October 24, the autumn Wokingham Walk will be taking off from Elms Field, in Wokingham.
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Reading bus driver awarded for sign language support
David Speake, from Reading Buses, has received an award for communicating with a five-year-old passenger in sign language.
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