Stores team up to give shoplifters a warning: ‘You’re not welcome in Wokingham’
SHOPLIFTERS beware ? Wokingham is not a safe place for you, thanks to a new initiative launched by town centre stores.
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‘It feels like open season on Hurst for prospective housing developers’
A community says it's under siege from developers wanting to build houses on its green spaces.
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Wokingham’s Lions do the can can to make it a happier Christmas for the town
THE CAN CAN took place in Wokingham on Saturday, and there wasn't a frilly dress or lively band in sight.
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Henley’s panto is a fast-spin washing-load of fun
Henley's panto is a fast-spin washing-load of fun
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Church offers a real Christmas experience
Church offers a real Christmas experience
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Carols at Christmas for all the family
Carols at Christmas for all the family
Read moreDetailsIt’s music Monday at the pub
It's music Monday at the pub
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Grazeley primary school told to improve by Ofsted
In 2019, inspectors judged the school as "Good" but identified a decline in teaching standards.
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Siblings take on charity playground hopping challenge
TWO CHILDREN have completed an ambitious challenge to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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600 Santas fill University of Reading campus as Rotary run returns
FORGET Spartacus, the cry in Reading on Sunday was 'I'm Santa Claus' as hundreds of red robed runners took part in a charity fun run.
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