Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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New water bottle filling station installed in Woodley Town Centre thanks to Rotary Club support
Woodley Town Centre has taken another step towards a greener future with the installation of a new water bottle filling station
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Mindset Unlimited thanks Wokingham sponsors for supporting acid attack survivors
Hundreds of pounds were raised for Delhi group, Stop Acid Attacks
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Reading conference showcases waste and recycling best practice
Re3 welcomes more than 80 UK delegates
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Naturally Speaking: One month to go to sign up for solar
Environmental news and views
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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Work starts at Bohunt Wokingham Sixth
The expansion project will provide 300 places for sixth form students.
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Flats plan approved despite parking concerns
Councillors discussed plans to build flats on a field in Lower Earley.
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Are you a community lottery winner?
Ten players matched two numbers and won three extra tickets.
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Town centre shop sign sells at auction
It once belonged to Woolworths in Peach Street.
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