Police and Crime Commissioner sets out plans to increase funding for community partnerships
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has announced plans to increase funding for community partnerships over the next four years
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Wokingham branch of Lloyd’s Bank to close this summer
Wokingham is to lose another bank as Lloyd's Bank announces its intention to close this summer.
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SHINE changes criticised
'With the current cost of living crisis, this does not seem fair.'
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Former cafe comes under the hammer
What was once one of Wokingham's most popular cafes has been listed for auction.
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Join a free Easter egg hunt at Oakingham Place
Retirees and their families can tour a retirement development and meet residents at their Easter themed event
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Wokingham firm launches fitness initiative
A Wokingham-based technology platform has launched an initiative to mobilise the UK workforce.
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Joyful music for Palm Sunday thanks to Twyford Singers
Two beautiful and joyful pieces of music are on the programme for a Palm Sunday performance
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Animal rescue in Sindlesham
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue were called to reports of a horse in distress on Betty Grove Lane.
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Full steam ahead for Carnival Hub apartments
The mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments look set to welcome residents by early 2025.
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Calls for compensation for California traders
Support is growing for Wokingham Borough Council to provide assistance for businesses that have been damaged by the California crossroads roadworks.
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