Campaign for sports club kitchen work
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
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Hurst village pantomime cancelled after director withdraws
Organisers of Hurst's pantomime have had to cancel their January production.
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Why there’s a replica Royal Berkshire Hospital ward in Winnersh Triangle
A REPLICA RBH ward has been built in Winnersh Triangle to help train the next generation of medics.
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Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
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Date set for annual bikers’ Toy Run for Barnardo’s
THE date has been set for the Reading Toy Run
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Charvil choir seeks Women and girl singers
Charvil choir seeks Women and girl singers
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iWaste invests £100,000 in new vans
Electronic waste recycling specialist iWaste has invested in new transport
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Have your say on proposed polling places
Wokingham Borough Council is asking electors about proposed changes to polling places.
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Finchampstead on the big screen
Finchampstead is set to be in the spotlight after the Memorial Park and Sports Club was used as a location for a feature film last weekend.
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Back to the future: Shinfield resident’s old school milkround comes with a forward-thinking glass of sustainability
ONE of Britain's lost traditions is making a comeback in Wokingham thanks to a resident's new business venture.
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