FOLLOWING concerns from Wokingham Today readers over the introduction of wheelie bins next year, Wokingham Borough Council is exploring ways to help them blend in with the street scene, including...
Read moreDetailsHurst village shop, which was set to close on Tuesday, April 11, is to stay open for another three months to see if trade can be boosted
Read moreDetailsThe boots are on for South Hill Park's Easter musical
Read moreDetailsFOURTEEN-year-old Layla Richardson is planning to travel to Central America on a big adventure - and she's hoping King Charles will help her get there
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is welcoming history enthusiasts to spend the evening of April 11, exploring the history of Windsor Forest.
Read moreDetailsBIKERS from across the south east are revving up for the annual Berkshire Egg Run.
Read moreDetailsEarley St Nicolas Church will be hosting The Dialogue Society's annual Ramadan Dinner event on Thursday, April 13
Read moreDetailsPrizes for finding Easter chicks in Woodley
Read moreDetailsBorough residents can add their coronation celebrations to an online map
Read moreDetailsRailway enthusiasts to discuss postcards of Victorian Britain
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