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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There’s still time to enjoy Wokingham caterer’s spooktacular fundraiser
Leona Knight, owner of Leona's Bespoke Catering, is hosting her annual spooky garden extravaganza to raise money for MS Society.
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Crowthorne pub presents Kisstory night this Saturday
Punters can dance the night away in The Prince, on the High Street, for its Hisstory Night, from 8pm until 11.45pm.
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Wokingham Borough Mayor to host charity dinner dance
Wokingham Borough Mayor Cllr Keith Baker and Chance to Dance Stars CIC is inviting residents to its Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 19.
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Crowthorne teens set up car wash
A group of teenagers have set up their sponge and buckets to start their own car wash in Crowthorne.
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Developers to host exhibition on plans for 300 Hurst homes
Mactaggart & Mickel's plans to bring up to 300 homes to Hurst have been revised.
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Wokingham borough mayor officially opens Farley Hill Primary’s new premises
Cllr Keith Baker joined pupils and headteacher Emma Clarke at the new Farley Hill Primary School last month.
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Wokingham borough mayor officially opens the Dinton Activity Centre
On Thursday, September 22, the borough mayor, Cllr Keith Baker, opened the country park venue.
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Sonning celebrates Harvest Sunday
St Andrew's Church is hosting a range of services on Sunday, October 3 to mark Harvest.
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Tackling anti-social behaviour in Wokingham: officer will be on the ground, not behind a desk promises council
When PPP services are brought back to Wokingham Borough Council, tackling anti-social behaviour is one of its top priorities - here's how
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