Car rescued from Charvil ford
A CAR got stuck in the ford in Charvil and needed rescuing by the fire brigade.
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Uncertain future for town centre shop
Mystery surrounds the future of another independent retailed in Wokingham.
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Wokingham among the best for lowest number of smokers
Wokingham borough has been identified as the second-lowest area in the country for smoking.
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Reading Lions offers free prostate check saying a minute could save your life
IT only takes a minute and it won't cost you a penny - but it could save your life.
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Wokingham Horticultural Association’s autumn show: a floral delight
Wokingham Horticultural Association's autumn show: a floral delight
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October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
October: a busy month for CLASP Wokingham members
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For vegan produce visit Wokingham’s market
For vegan produce visit Wokingham's market
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Walk for wellbeing in Finchampstead
Walk for wellbeing in Finchampstead
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Energy awareness event in Wokingham town centre on Thursday
WOKINGHAM's Citizens Advice is running an Energy Awareness Event in the Market Place between 9am and 3pm on Thursday, September 28.
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Me2 Club: Charity to provide fun night for youngster with additional needs
Me2: fun for young people
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