School makeover gets the green light
St Sebastians will carry out works to the roof of its main building.
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Govt commits to cancer strategy
It has been Wokingham MP Clive Jones' principal missions since his election.
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CLASP members get ready to dance
The charity's 20th year is something to celebrate
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Barbara’s first with her colourful designs
CLASP' 20th anniversary challenge brings out her creative side
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Parents and pupils protest at Oakbank
Oakbank School parents claimed their children ‘have been failed’ during a protest demanding better education. Dozens of parents and pupils protested outside the Ryeish Green school’s gates on Wednesday afternoon...
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Banking hub appeal rejected
An appeal against the original decision has also been unsuccessful.
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Wokingham Borough Council rejects safety audit concerns over California Cross
California crossroads will continue to be monitored.
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Winnersh residents go to the polls
Residents of Winnersh will vote today to elect a new borough councillor.
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‘Happy Lunar New Year’ says FBC’s Hong Kong community
Finchampstead congregation enjoys traditional treats
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Gift card scam warning
Be aware of the latest scam targeting the elderly and vulnerable.
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