Water rescue near Hurst
A VAN crashed into a pond on a road near Hurst.
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Still time to enter the Wokingham Run
There's still time to enter the Wokingham Run
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Do the locomotion: miniature railway returns
Do the locomotion: miniature railway returns
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Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
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Get help from Citizens Advice in March
Get help from Citizens Advice in March
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Author shares her gothic novel at Wokingham library
Author shares her gothic novel at Wokingham library
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Enjoy an afternoon of choral classics in Crowthorne
Enjoy an afternoon of choral classics in Crowthorne
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Parking meters: all options being considered
Wokingham Borough Council has stressed that no decisions have been made regarding the introduction of parking meters.
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MP critical of solar farm plans
Sir John Redwood has said Wokingham Borough Council should focus on fixing potholes rather than spending £25 million on a solar farm in Barkham.
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The bridal train now arriving … Couple who met on Wokingham train get hitched at 125mph
THE OLD joke needs updating. For what's yellow and white and goes at 125mph is no longer a train driver's sandwich, it's a bride with a bouquet
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