The Collard Group Ltd, which has a base off Off Forest Road in Wokingham, last Friday combined with Raymond Brown Waste Solutions (RBWS) in a deal which sees two of...
Read moreDetailsAN ARBORFIELD church is to hold its autumn lunchtime concert next month. St Eligius will welcome organist Christopher Dew on Thursday, November 7. Starting at 12.30pm, his programme will include...
Read moreDetailsFORGET coffee beans, staff at a Wokingham cafe were full of jumping beans after learning that readers of The Wokingham Paper had voted them the best place to get a...
Read moreDetailsBRIGHT eyes and broad smiles were on the youngest of readers, thanks to a hugely successful celebration of reading. Wokingham Town Hall and Wokingham Library were the venues for two...
Read moreDetailsAS WOMEN of all ages go Back to Netball, the newly-formed club is hosting a mixed-gender charity tournament. Netball coach, Jessica Terrill has been coaching Back to Netball for Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES looking to breathe new life into their old office equipment are being encouraged to donate it to their local schools
Read moreDetailsRecycled kerb 'stones' are being trialed across the borough.
Read moreDetailsReading Refugee Support Group is to celebrate their 25th anniversary with a concert in Reading Concert Hall next month. The event is taking place on Monday, November 4 from 7pm...
Read moreDetailsWoodley residents who visit Woodford Park this spring will be in for a wonderful display of purple crocus. The Rotary Club of Loddon Vale have once again supplied the crocus bulbs and the...
Read moreDetailsAfter an increase in referrals, the charity is in desperate need for donations.
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