Homes plan for land on Nine Mile Ride
A BUILDING firm has submitted an application to Wokingham Borough Council for permission to build two houses and leave space for a self-build bungalow
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New Wokingham group will support kinship carers in the borough
New Wokingham group will support kinship carers in the borough
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Fundraiser for refugees at Shinfield Community Church
A WOKINGHAM church is putting on a community fundraiser in aid of refugees worldwide.
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First birthday for DoE Court
Residents and staff at Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court have celebrated its first anniversary.
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Appeal for Poppy volunteers
The Wokingham Poppy Appeal 2023 is still looking for volunteers to help with its collections.
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Residents given first glimpse of Natural History Museum’s Shinfield move plans
MEMBERS of the Shinfield community learned more about the Natural History Museum's upcoming move to the parish at a public event last Thursday.
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Everything’s green at All Saints Earth Fayre this weekend
Everything's green at All Saints Earth Fayre this weekend
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Four-day road closure in Twyford
A FOUR-DAY-LONG road closure is set to start in Twyford on Wednesday, September 20.
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Wokingham Comedy Nights should keep audiences laughing from October to May
Woky Comedy Nights should keep audiences laughing from October to May
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Doggie day care centre proposed for farm in Swallowfield
The owners of a farm in Swallowfield have applied to Wokingham Borough Council for permission to open a doggie day care centre on its land.
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