Fallen tree shuts Woosehill Spine Road in Wokingham
A road in Wokingham, Woosehill has been closed after a tree fell across the carriageway on Monday morning.
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Twyford Station parking: the challenge viewed from all angles
Wokingham Borough Council says work is progressing
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The remake project at The Lexicon
A recycling project at The Lexicon has seen pupils from four local primary schools turn materials destined for landfill into new works of art.
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Law colleagues pedal for good causes
Blandy's bikeathon raises funds for local charities
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It’s never too late to learn
Adult Education classes offer a wide range of opportunities
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Share the pleasure of poems and stories read out loud
Join a book club to discuss big life issues
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Looking for a horticulture club to join?
California Gardeners meet monthly to share tips and learn from experts
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Retired police dog Red returns to Bracknell
Red, served as an explosives detection dog at Luton Airport.
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Former Wokingham town mayor’s presentation to CLASP
Former Wokingham town mayor Cllr Lou Timlin presented a cheque for almost £7,500 to CLASP, her mayoral charity for the year.
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Follow a trail to meet talented Whiteknights artists
Studios are open to the public for a weekend event
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