Wisdom beyond their years: Care home residents offer their top tips for living
Residents at Crowthorne's Pinehurst Care Centre have shared their top tips for life.
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Binfield college prepares to learn about faith
Newbold College is resuming its Diversity Centre series next month.
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New crossing planned for Dinton Pastures entrance
A consultation has been launched for a new traffic light crossing at the Dinton Pastures entrance.
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Broadband from the skies for Wokingham
One satellite company hopes to speed broadband up in Wokingham.
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Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
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Wokingham is deemed a runner’s paradise
Wokingham has been named the best place to exercise in the UK.
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New Beast from the East could see Jack Frost return
Scientists at the University of Reading say unusually cold and snowy weather could be on the way.
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CORONAVIRUS: Hurst charity launches IT appeal for children
First Days Children's Charity has launched an appeal to donate IT equipment to children across Wokingham borough.
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Emma’s 2020 vision helps raise £10,000 for children’s charity
Emma Cantrell ran 2020km last year to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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New bid to rename Shinfield’s The Black Boy pub four years after locals reject plan
A FRESH bid to change the name of a 500-year-old pub has been launched four years after a previous attempt was rejected by locals. Greene King says it will hold...
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