Twyford homes plan goes to appeal
Plans for 230 homes between Charvil and Twyford were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Beating the Bounds returns on Sunday
The event starts from 9:00 am, is free and features three routes.
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CLASP enjoyed messing about in boats on the river at Henley Regatta
It was a 'thoroughly good day'
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Speedway reunion at California country park
The park on Nine Mile Ride was once the home of one of the south of England's top speedway teams.
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CLASP Wokingham members will enjoy a busy September
Special activities this month include a Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue training session
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Wokingham’s winning writers share their short stories
Read a story a week in Wokingham.Today
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It’s Wokingham Swimathon this weekend
Teams will be raising funds for their nominated organisation or charity while having fun in the water
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
Join a group for people who like quiet activities in Wokingham
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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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