Austen House care home managing director nominated for award
Staff and residents celebrate Natasha's recognition
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Wargrave Wildbird Rescue Centre to stop receiving new patients
It started with a one-day-old sparrow - and spiralled
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides free fresh produce through the week
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A swinging jazz charity concert in Wokingham will benefit people in need
Hear the music of Art Themen and Friends
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Wokingham Literary Society will hear about local links to Jane Austen
Join them to hear about the author's connections to the Thames Valley
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New home for Early birds
Three owl boxes have been placed at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve.
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Police find body in Woosehill in search for missing 90-year-old
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that they have found a body of a man in Woosehill. They believe it to be John, also known as Reginald or Reg, who was...
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Audit fees in the spotlight
Costs for council audits set to be tripled - claim.
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Wokingham Council refutes ‘botch job’ claims
Allegations made that the council had been very defensive of the so-called road repair strategy.
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Are you ready for Halloween?
The Dinton Activity Centre will host two new activities.
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