Safety concerns raised
Pupils heading to school deserve to get there safely, a Wokingham Labour councillor has warned.
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Barkham Hookers wish the borough a very hatty Christmas
Borough crafters put festive headwear on the tree
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Open the door to The Unfriend at Wokingham Theatre
Find out who your friends are in this Steven Moffat comedy
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Winnersh Aldi plans approved
The plans proved controversial due to concerns about flooding.
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Christmas fun for CLASP members includes concerts, and a special visit from Clive Jones MP
A busy December ends what has been a joyful and busy year for the group
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Mayor offers a “huge thank you”
"I have to say a huge thank you to the Wokingham Lions who organise the whole event."
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Resident scoops £250 in community lottery
Susan chose to support The Link Visiting Scheme.
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Changes to your bin collection over Christmas
Check your updated collection dates before putting bins out.
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Co-op Funeralcare Bracknell unveils its bereavement tree
Berkshire funeral home joins national bereavement scheme
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Inner Wheel walkers wear orange for women and girls
They bring the colour of hope to Reading and Woodley
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