Wargrave historians enjoyed a model day out in Dorchester
A museum, an abbey, and afternoon tea completed the trip
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Gold Fever hits Wargrave
This year's theme of 'Gold Fever' made for a flamboyant, dazzling and glittering event.
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Howzat! Cricket is the winner
Three clubs have joined forces to establish a new girls cricket team.
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Jones makes waves in Henley
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
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Beat The Street is back
The community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
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Celebrating a century of Wargrave library
Villagers and volunteers came together for a day of celebration at Wargrave library.
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Get a hole in one for charity
Wokingham day centre prepares for golf fundraiser
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Hennerton golf club ‘chips in’ raising more than £16,500 for Sue Ryder
MEMBERS of a Wargrave golf course have raised more than £16,500 for a charity providing palliative care.
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Sewage in the river is ‘getting worse’
Raw sewage in the river is a sight that one family in Wargrave has said it has got used to.
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Camp Mohawk seeks sponsors for its magical fundraising event
Its forest-themed gala ball is sure to enchant visitors
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