Balfour Beatty work to join roundabout with road
Later this month, overnight works are planned to join the roundabout opposite Woodward Close with the A329 Reading Road.
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Lions run through country park
Last weekend, visitors to Dinton Pastures were met with Woodley and Earley Lions doing sponsored laps of the woodland.
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Where to find free half term meals in Wokingham Borough
A number of eateries across the borough are offering free meals to school children during half term.
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Wokingham eateries making sure no child goes hungry next week
Zottadeli, based in Winnersh, is offering free packed lunches throughout half term for children eligible for free school meals.
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‘We need the movies now more than ever’ says Winnersh writer
Winnersh-born, award-winning film writer and director Jessica Swale is pleading with film studios to release blockbuster films.
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M4 bridge work to cause overnight road closures in Winnersh
M4 bridge work is set to cause overnight road closures later this month.
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How a cheeky Nandos started a revolution
Local comedian and podcaster Preet Singh is raising money to support Reading's homeless community.
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Local heroes help pump out med-tech for Covid patients
Winnersh-bsaed company BD won a Thames Valley Local Hero Award for its work delivering medical technology to Covid patients.
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Council opens new boardwalk in Winnersh Meadows
The Council has opened the new boardwalk at Winnersh Meadows, funded by Winnersh Triangle.
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WiFi worry: ‘In today’s world, it’s important to have faster internet’
The Superfast Berkshire programme intends to deliver superfast coverage to over 99% of Berkshire soon.
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