IN A BID to help Wokingham’s elderly gain more independence, this former-Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) worker created an entire support network from scratch. Therapies on Thames is a rehabilitation service...
Read moreDetailsTwyford has been awarded Plastic Free Community status for its action on single-use plastic.
Read moreDetailsA theatre group provided two “outings” to enjoy funny and inventive plays – a rare treat in these Covid-19 times. Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group staged six short plays under...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Waltham St Lawrence has been found not guilty of sexual assault. Last June, David Mullan, 34 and from Broadmoor Road, had been charged with five counts of...
Read moreDetailsDavid Wilson Homes Southern has donated £500 to Daisy's Dream.
Read moreDetailsResidents have objected redevelopment plans at Ladds Garden Village.
Read moreDetailsA PUPIL has a strong message to the borough as we head into 2021: switch off your engine. Mahveen Rafay won a contest organised by Wokingham Borough Council to create...
Read moreDetailsChildren are still able to visit Father Christmas at Hare Hatch Sheeplands.
Read moreDetailsA history hunt has been launched into the Women's Land Army at Sutton Seeds, Earley.
Read moreDetailsSanta's reindeer have ditched the North Pole for Riverways Farm in Twyford, and residents are invited to visit.
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