Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Residents fight against building 99 new homes on Hurst field
Building 99 new homes on a green field will be just as harmful as an earlier plan for 200 homes there, it's been claimed.
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No banking hub for Wokingham
MP will continue to press for a shared banking facility.
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Care home plans for Shinfield property
Agents have applied to change the use of 32 Cirrus Drive into a children's care home
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PACT hosting online Q&A session about adopting siblings
Parents and Children Together is hosting a live, online Q&A session to help residents find out more about adoption and hear from adoptive parents
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Call for entries for autumn show
The event is set to take place on Sunday, September 8.
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‘Insane’ plans for 350 homes set to be approved
A development in Barkham has attracted more than 900 objections from residents.
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Entertaining Angels: A Wokingham stage as you’ve never seen it
How on earth did they do that?
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The Forest School welcomes first ever intake of girls
The Forest School welcomes new co-ed yr 7 pupils with croissants for breakfast
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Doubts remain over new hospital
Serious doubts remain over whether there will ever be a new hospital in Berkshire.
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