From Westminster: We must protect support for struggling families
"Our area is full of caring people who want to support their neighbours."
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Practise public speaking with Toastmasters
Learn to present confidently with a Wokingham club
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New home could be built in Woodley estate site where plans have been refused
A new home could be built at an estate in Woodley where previous plans have been rejected.
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Dinton Pastures applies for licence for events for 1000+ people
A country park has revealed major plans to host events for more than a thousands people with live music, films, food and drink.
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Kerbside glass recycling set for Bracknell from Autumn 2026
Kerbside glass recycling is set to be rolled out across Bracknell Forest in the autumn.
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MP raises lack of GPs in Wokingham
Wokingham has one of the greatest shortages of GPs per population.
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Community lottery starts next week
The first draw is set to take place on Saturday, June 28.
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Town centres role advertised
Wokingham borough council is advertising for a town centre development officer.
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Abbeyfield’s fun-filled carnival was a community treat
Care home opened its gardens for games and surprises
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Wokingham Catenians celebrate 500th meeting
Social group for Catholic men reflects on enduring spirit of friendship and mission
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