Package approved for Director of Children’s Services
Wokingham Borough Council has approved a £191,000 a year package to fill a top management job.
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Arnott collects his first medal
First international media for Arborfield's Arnott.
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Uncovering Saxon secrets at new monastery dig
ARCHAEOLOGISTS from the University of Reading have embarked on another round of excavations at the site of an Anglo-Saxon monastery.
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Finchampstead brewery hosted three days of fun
Finchampstead brewery hosted three days of fun
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New resource, Tax Genie, can help small businesses with key tax issues
New resource, Tax Genie, can help small businesses with key tax issues
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Caribbean islands set for cricket showdown
THE HIGH Commissioners of two Caribbean countries are hosting a T20 cricket match.
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Wokingham’s KCSports to close
Wokingham's KCSports to close
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Enjoy free entry to The Two Poplars Summer Fair
Enjoy free entry to The Two Poplars Summer Fair
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Railway and Transport Club offers a photographic treat for its members
Railway and Transport Club offers a photographic treat for its members
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Call for stronger measures
Visitors to Wokingham's Vegan Market on Sunday were asked for their views on what needs to be done to tackle climate change.
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