Nine year old Jonah explains how Cubs are supporting the community
His section has created Christmas gifts for homeless people
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Tesco thanks its customers for contributing to food banks this Christmas
The supermarket says thousands of meals worth of food has been donated to its Winter Food Collection
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Pharmacy opening hours over festive period
Pharmacies in Wokingham borough will have reduced opening hours over the festive period on bank holidays.
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Community lottery jackpot brings festive cheer
Christmas came early for a local household after scooping a £250 win in the Wokingham borough community lottery.
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Church Notes: The true meaning of Christmas
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Christmas toy appeal success thanks to donations
Waste management firm re3 have had huge success with their Christmas toy appeal.
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Small rise in average house prices
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed that the average house price in Wokingham stood at £510,000 in October 2025.
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Naturally Speaking: Improvements to Heathlake
Environmental news and views
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If you have a real Christmas tree this year, how will you dispose of it?
Sue Ryder can recycle it for you
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Illegal dumping in Bracknell: Council asks residents for information
Bracknell Forest Council is appealing for help to identify those responsible for a fly-tipping incident discovered along Wellers Lane
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