Free electric vehicle event
Wokingham borough council's first awareness event is next month.
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Monster fish found at Dinton Pastures
The fish had been illegally introduced into one of the lakes.
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Dinton Pastures applies for licence for events for 1000+ people
A country park has revealed major plans to host events for more than a thousands people with live music, films, food and drink.
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Abbeyfield’s fun-filled carnival was a community treat
Care home opened its gardens for games and surprises
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Wedding winners announced
Wokingham borough council has revealed the winners of a competition to win a wedding at Dinton Pastures.
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Thinking about electric vehicles for you or your small business?
A free event in Winnersh can tell you all you need to know
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Celebrating dads with free family fun day
It runs from 11am to 4pm on Sunday, June 15.
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Global leader moves in at Winnersh Triangle
The move is the largest letting at the business park in recent years.
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Date set for new restaurant opening
Club India by Chef Awanish Roy will open its doors on July 10.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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