Bridge engineer’s widow shares remarkable family legacy
Wargrave Local History Society hears the story of Anthony Freeman
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Council tax in Wokingham to rise 4.99%
Council tax bills in Wokingham will rise by 4.99% from April. Councillors voted last night (Thursday) to approve the increase as part of its annual budget, to address what it...
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Bridal business is a ‘dream come true’
Studio 41 Bridal is the dream of Lucy Kern.
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Digital Rainbow Table is a big hit with care home residents
West Oak Care Home's new games device will support cognitive engagement
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A skittles night for charity helped protect children’s eyes
Woodley & Earley Lions Club is aiming to buy state of the art equipment
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Naturally Speaking: Environmental News and Views
Swifts need homes too, says eco group
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Emmbrook petition: ‘Don’t break your promise’
More than 1,400 people have signed an e-petition calling on Wokingham Borough Council to keep its promise.
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Changes mooted at Finchampstead junction
Options include changes to the road priority, carriageway widening, and a potential mini-roundabout.
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MP rejects Thames Water bailout
Wokingham MP Clive Jones has condemned the £3 billion bailout of Thames Water.
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Rotary Club donations to charity last year totalled more than £30,000
Reading Maiden Erlegh completes a bumper 12 months
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