Council hits back at MP’s accusation
Sir John Redwood has accused Wokingham Borough councillors of wanting to "keep quiet" about the grants it gets from central government.
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Valentine’s date for decision on homes plan for former Hurst Show field
Objectors to 23 new homes on the green field formerly used for Hurst Show are set for an unromantic St Valentine's Night.
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Winners announced at Lexicon awards
The awards celebrate those working within Bracknell town centre that have delivered outstanding levels of customer service.
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Fun and games at the town hall
Gamers were out in force at Wokingham town hall for a table top takeover last weekend.
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Enjoy Chinese tea and Cantonese snacks at a Finchampstead church
Enjoy Chinese tea and Cantonese snacks at a Finchampstead church
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Woosehill supermarket targeted by thieves in early morning raid
A SUPERMARKET in Woosehill was sealed off by police after it was raided in the early hours of this morning ? one of two such overnight raids
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Wokingham delivery driver convicted of multiple sexual assaults following harassment
Forid Khil, aged 28 and of Mill Lane, Wokingham, has been found guilty of two counts of sexual assault and a further count of stalking
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Nine Mile Ride pupils give their new playground the thumbs up
Nine Mile Ride pupils give their new playground the thumbs up
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Kathryn will walk, hop, or crawl the London Marathon for charity
Kathryn will walk, hop, or crawl the London Marathon for charity
Read moreDetailsWalk the Walk’s substantial grant provides vital cancer support services
Walk the Walk's substantial grant provides vital cancer support services
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