Reading Gaol bid makes New York Times headlines
The campaign to turn Reading Gaol into an arts hub has gained international attention, after being featured in the New York Times.
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Moonwalks make a million for cancer charity
THOUSANDS of walkers accomplished their mission for a fundraising challenge last month. Participants from across the country completed the Virtual MoonWalk London on Saturday, May 15. The fundraiser, organised by...
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Wargrave comes together for sunflower planting project
The Sunflowers Of Wargrave project is planting the seed for a gorgeous summer in the village, as residents come together and grow flowers.
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Wokingham Warriors enjoy ‘trip of a lifetime’ Down Under
Wokingham has been making a name for itself, thanks to two Wokingham Warriors who took part in Australian car challenge Shitbox Rally.
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‘Don’t dump your glass here’ says Winnersh supermarket
More than 13 trolleys of glass bottles have been left at Sainsbury's, Winnersh, as the supermarket urges residents to stop dumping rubbish.
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Partial eclipse captured in Finchampstead
THE STARS aligned for a borough-based photographer this morning, allowing him to capture a partial eclipse in all its glory. The spectacular celestial event saw the moon partially cover the...
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‘Parkrun on a bike’ comes to Dinton Pastures
Wokingham's Sprockets Cycle Club is cycling through Dinton Pastures, in Hurst, this month, thanks to a new range of events.
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Hit the streets of Wokingham, thanks to new active game
Beat the Street, an active game challenging Wokingham borough residents how far they can walk and run, is now ready to play.
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Wokingham 12-year-old takes 26 inches off her hair for wig charity
A WOKINGHAM girl has visited the hair salon for the first time in her life, cutting off 26in to donate to The Little Princess Trust.
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Memorial planned to mark one year since Forbury Gardens attack
A memorial service will be held to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens terrorist attack, one year on.
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