£1,000 lottery win for four Emmbrook residents
The residents on Ashton Road, Emmbrook won the prize after the RG41 1HL postcode was announced as the daily prize winner this morning.
Read moreDetailsThe residents on Ashton Road, Emmbrook won the prize after the RG41 1HL postcode was announced as the daily prize winner this morning.
Read moreDetailsCollection days for rubbish, recycling and food waste will change over Christmas. Make sure you're prepared.
Read moreDetailsIn a new report from the Care Quality Commission, Wokingham Medical Centre have been revealed as not always keeping patients safe.
Read moreDetailsSHEEP have been dropped around Woodley town centre – and two lucky finders will win money to spend in a toy shop. The annual Messy Nativity Sheep Trail is currently...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY Light Operatic Society will be performing The Mikado at the Oakwood Centre later this month. The popular Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is a light-hearted festive treat from the group....
Read moreDetailsHundreds of excited people came to Squires Garden Centre in Wokingham on Sunday to see Santa’s grand arrival. Instead of coming on his traditional sleigh he arrived on a very...
Read moreDetailsThe shed is a place for local men — and women — to make new friends whilst making and mending.
Read moreDetailsCould it snow in Wokingham on election day? Maybe. Advance weather forecasts are showing that the cold weather will return next week, with temperatures dropping even further. And early weather...
Read moreDetailsAdama Ibrahim from Wokingham hit the top 100 on Wednesday, November 13 when the list was published by the Financial Times, as part of a special report into diversity in...
Read moreDetailsTHE SOUNDS of Christmas will be heard in Charvill village hall next month. A special singing afternoon is being organised by local music teacher Suzanne Newman and is aimed at...
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