Wokingham’s Vegan market plans for May return
WOKINGHAM Vegan Market has set its sights on returning soon. Coordinated by Sparkle Vegan Events, it runs on the second Sunday of each month to bring vegan food, gifts and...
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WATCH: Amazing aerial footage of Wokingham’s new Carnival Pool development
https://youtu.be/C2abdUn9Ex0 IT’S an air-raising view of Wokingham’s new town centre. A new video has been published to YouTube. Shot using a drone, the incredible video shows glimpses of the new...
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Vandals torch popular Wokingham park damaging children’s play equipment
FORGET the Easter bunny, it’s grinches that have visited Wokingham. Overnight vandals has struck in a playground destroying activities that children would normally be playing with. Firecrews were called to...
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Parents fined for parking on road as warden uses car park
A RESIDENT has accused Wokingham borough’s traffic wardens of acting “above the law” after one used a school car park in Winnersh. On Monday, March 15, the resident, who wishes...
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Splash about in puddles and help work of this Crowthorne charity
FAMILIES will be splashing into the Easter holidays for a new charity fundraiser. Sebastian’s Action Trust, based in Crowthorne, is asking families to take part in its Easter fundraising event,...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: CLASP Wokingham’s April diary
We have another packed month, and seem to be growing in numbers and reach which is just where we want to be to ensure we support the adult learning disability...
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Heelas safe: John Lewis prepares to reopen Reading store
JOHN LEWIS is planning to reopen its Reading store later this month – a move which will help boost the local economy. Adam Jacobs, chair of Reading UK CIC, said...
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Candidates question councillors on trees, speeding and flooding during Wokingham Borough Council Executive meeting
PHIL CREIGHTON reports on a virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council’s ruling Executive, held on Thursday, March 25 Call to tackle speeding in Earley A CALL to tackle speeding in...
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FBC Café in Finchampstead offering click and collect services
THE FBC Café in Gorse Ride North is currently offering a click and collect service. Items can be ordered anytime, but collection times are between 1pm and 3pm on Wednesdays...
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Charity hub plan for Wokingham town centre
A NEW CHARITY and community hub is in the works for Wokingham town centre. Based in Waterford House, in Erftstadt Court, the hub will bring a number of voluntary, charity...
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