Premier League Finchampstead played out their first draw of the season as they were held to a 0-0 stalemate at home to Reading City U23. Finch are currently in seventh...
Read moreDetailsNew public toilets have been opened as part of Wokingham Town Centre's Regeneration.
Read moreDetailsAshridge Nursery have been temporarily relocated with the help from the Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsA hat-trick from Steve Crowther helped Sonning 3s to open their MBBO Division 3 campaign with victory. Christopher Roberts and Patrick Wall were also on the scoresheet as they defeated...
Read moreDetailsA proposal has been developed for 500 homes on Blagrove Meadows, a current greenfield site off Finchampstead Road.
Read moreDetailsCommunity members have been awarded with the Wokingham Borough Mayor’s Roll of Honour this September.
Read moreDetailsLocal-man was gifted a trip to the Proms by his supported living scheme to mark his 75th birthday.
Read moreDetailsRachael Rogers, owner of McKenzie Legal Limited, has been selected to get a boost on social media from Dragon’s Den star and retail entrepreneur Theo Paphitis
Read moreDetailsSir John Redwood, the Conservative MP that will face a challenge at the next General Election from his former colleague Dr Phillip Lee, has said that his opponent will be...
Read moreDetailsDr Phillip Lee has been Bracknell’s MP for nearly 10 years, and is now a Lib Dem candidate for Wokingham, but who is he and what has he done?
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