Future of Wokingham shop in doubt
Mystery surrounds the future of a prominent shop in Wokingham town centre.
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Bracknell’s Jean Ajin is awarded MBE for her charitable work
Her Mityana Charity has been changing lives in Uganda for three decades
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School trust gets award
King's Group Academies (KGA) was recognised for exceptional growth and transformative student outcomes.
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Escape Wokingham’s chilly January weather at an art lecture
Discover the warmth and luxury of Venice enjoyed by Renaissance artist Veronese
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Major milestone for South Wokingham Road as bridge girders lifted into place
Wokingham borough council said the South Wokingham distributor Road has reached a key milestone.
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Referees meeting
Bracknell Referees will hold their monthly meeting on Thursday.
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Repairs in Wokingham won’t stop play
Elms Field surface works will last just a few days
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Cold snap grips Berkshire – will we see snow across the borough this week?
Residents across Berkshire are asking the same question as winter grips the UK: are we likely to see snow and ice this coming week?
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Wokingham MP criticises Conservatives over vote on early prison release for serious crimes
Clive Jones has criticised 99 Conservative MPs who voted against changes aimed at keeping people convicted of serious offences in prison for longer.
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Berkshire Bedlam Morris plans busy programme ahead of 50th anniversary
A Wokingham-based Morris dancing group has been reflecting on a successful year of performances while looking ahead to major anniversary celebrations
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