Wokingham man jailed for rape and sexual offences
A 22-year-old man from Wokingham has been jailed for a series of sexual offences, including rape, following an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
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Finchampstead land sold
Catesby Estates has completed the sale of a 5.6 acre site off Longwater Road.
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Children’s Book Festival is seeking a new sponsor
The town council is seeking a sponsor to support the estimated £2,000 cost of running the outreach part of the project.
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Plan ahead to avoid frozen pipes and costly leaks
Thames Water offers top tips on how to protect homes
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Business leaders gather for budget breakdown
Nearly 70 business leaders from across the region packed into Rams RFC last month for Wokingham Positive Difference's Big Budget Breakfast.
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Free travel for bus passengers in Berkshire this Christmas
Bus passengers will be able to enjoy free festive bus travel in Berkshire on selected dates this month.
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Beware of parking scam
Wokingham borough council has said it has been contacted again by concerned residents who've received a text claiming they owe us a parking fine.
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Sports hub to follow completion of new road
Wokinghgam borough council is looking into more detailed plans for an outdoor sports hub at Grays Farm, off Heathlands Road
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Entries open for Bracknell half marathon
Entries are now open for The Lexicon Bracknell Half Marathon as it returns for its 42nd year..
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St Paul’s pupils enjoy inspirational visit from Wokingham Town Mayor
Young leaders of the future find out about civic duties
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