‘We can make Reading safer for everyone’: Police step up Oracle patrols amid rise in anti-social behaviour
Police have increased patrols at Reading's Oracle shopping centre following a rise in reports of anti-social behaviour
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It’s coming home
The 'Wokingham flag' is coming home after making its final appearance at this morning's clash between Mexico and England.
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From Wokingham to the World – Wokingham newsrooms have shaped global journalism
If you can chase down a story in Wokingham, you can chase it down anywhere.
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Wokingham Lions: What a difference they make!
Members and guests gather to celebrate the club's achievements
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Twyford Drama asks: What does it take to make a happy home?
Laura Wade's 1950s sparkling Home I'm Darling is the group's October offering
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Construction starts on SEMH base at Keephatch
A new special educational needs and disabilities resource base is being built.
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Church Notes: Is this how you want your life to be?
This week's contributor is All Saints Church associate priest Anthea Platt
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Calls to turn former Waitrose into council homes in Wokingham
Wokingham politicians have called for a prominent shop site in the town centre to be used to provide additional council homes for the local community
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Council redevelopment plans will leave Foundation Church homeless
Community centre project presents an immediate problem for the Wokingham congregation
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Law firm supports charity event
Staff at Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy volunteered in support of local charity, Alexander Devine Children's Hospice service.
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