A CHRISTMAS adventure is coming to Wokingham this Saturday - and it includes a session specifically for children with additional needs. A special winter village is being erected in the...
Read moreDetailsWORK taking place to lay a bridge over the M4 in Shinfield this week will start later than planned on Thursday night. This is to allow supporters attending the Reading v...
Read moreDetailsA new archaeology club aimed at children launches this weekend. The Council for British Archaeology Wessex Region is starting the group at the URE Museum in the New Year and to...
Read moreDetailsA supporter of Wokingham's foodbank has stepped in to help the charity after it was hit by a theft earlier this week. On Monday we reported that at some point between...
Read moreDetailsThe first act for this year's Living Advent Calendar was Wokingham's Rock Choir. The group launched the 24-day arts extravaganza outside Wokingham Town Hall at 6.15pm. Every day between December...
Read moreDetailsRepairs to a road that links Shinfield with Lower Earley mean that it is closed this week. Wokingham Borough Council has announced on Monday the closure of the B3270 Lower Earley...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S MP, John Redwood, has yet to reveal how he would vote regarding the UK taking action on Syria. It is currently expected that Parliament will hold a debate and...
Read moreDetailsTRAFFIC is heavy on the A329(M) in Wokingham this morning due to a vehicle being on its roof. A lane on the westbound carriageway of the motorway is reportedly closed...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's big Christmas party was hailed as being hugely successful as thousands of people turned out to party. The annual Winter Carnival was held in the town centre on Sunday and...
Read moreDetailsHeartless thieves have broken into Wokingham’s Foodbank over the weekend. The Rose Street building provides emergency food parcels for people in desperate need, with packages including toiletries and other essentials....
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