Have your say on future of Winnersh library
Wokingham borough council has launched a public consultation on the future of library services in Winnersh.
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Lasers to light up Dinton Pastures
Tickets available for Dinton's first laser light show
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36-year-old who worked as masseur at Nirvana Spa near Wokingham convicted of sexual assaults
A masseur has been convicted of five sexual assaults while working at a spa in Wokingham following an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
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‘We are a welcoming community’: Residents act fast to remove St George flags in Winnersh
The flags were placed alongside Hatch Farm Way in Winnersh.
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New headteacher joins Winnersh school
Wheatfield Primary appoints Heidi Ray
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REVIEW: Brand new Indian restaurant impresses with incredible flavours
When Chef Awansih Roy invited my family and me to his new restaurant in Winnersh, Wokingham, we were absolutely thrilled.
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Step out into nature with Dinton Walking Group
Discover the borough's countryside and enjoy a programme of social events
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Winnersh craft fair stalls appeal
Winnersh parish council is looking for stallholders.
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17-year-old boy dies in fatal collision in Winnersh, police appeal for witnesses
A 17-year-old boy has been killed in a road traffic collision in Winnersh and Thames Valley Police are now appealing for witnesses.
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Knights to bring drama to Dinton
The first Medieval jousting event will take place next month.
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