A NEW fund has been launched to help support residents made homeless by the fire in Arborfield Green yesterday. The blaze, which gutted a block of flats in The Cavalry,...
Read moreDetailsIt has been confirmed that the fire which broke out in Arborfield Green yesterday started on the roof of a new build development, Savills said.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are on standby and car park access will be restricted tomorrow evening in a bid to thwart a potential car meet. Wokingham Borough Council says it is working with...
Read moreDetailsThe Cowshed is appealing for donations of men's clothing as it continues to support residents affected by the Arborfield Green fire.
Read moreDetailsTwo Wokingham grandparents have walked more than 1,400 miles to support their granddaughter, while raising money for CLIC Sargent.
Read moreDetailsTwyford-based artist Liz Chaderton is gearing up for outdoor art classes from next month.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Foodbank is looking for a second home to permanently expand its operations following the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsA Reading organisation - Connect Reading - has been cultivating local connections, in a bid to link businesses and charities together.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough residents are told they can, for now, leave their cardboard next to their new recycling sacks - as long as it stays dry.
Read moreDetailsImprovements will be made to California Country Park's dam in Finchampstead.
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