STORM HENK: Trees down, roads closed, flood warnings in place
ROADS have been closed as Storm Henk causes chaos across the country.
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Sindlesham
Wokingham-born actor in Stones video
A Wokingham actor is starring in the latest music video from rock legends The Rolling Stones.
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Les and Michael get into the Christmas spirit
Two residents from a Sindlesham care home got into the Christmas spirit with a trip to a local restaurant.
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Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
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Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
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Carers Rights Day event to take place in Sindlesham
AN EVENT for carers is to take place in Sindlesham later this month.
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Help create a vision for Wokingham
Time is running out to have your say on a vision for Wokingham borough.
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Dance the winter blues away at Sindlesham’s winter ball for MS
Dance the winter blues away at Sindlesham's winter ball for MS
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Certificate presented to former borough councillor as he marks 50 years as a Freemason
A FORMER Wokingham borough councillor has been celebrating a significant milestone for a fundraising group he is involved with.
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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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