Two new shops to host share bins
The Lions Share community food project has announced two new sites in Wokingham.
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A treat for your mind and body
Berkshire's 'best' wellbeing festival returns to Wokingham on Saturday.
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Register now for Sunday’s Bikeathon
Entries for Sunday's event, which starts and ends at Cantley Park, close on Thursday.
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Golf tech business comes to Wokingham
Its technology is used by many golf professionals and legends of the game.
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Committee to decide new brewery application
The applicant wants permission for live music and late night refreshments.
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Poster girl Pippa fronts adoption campaign
Pippa is the oldest cat across the Cats Protection national network.
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Make a difference on Clean Air Day
Join the UK's largest air pollution campaign.
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New car park charges for Aviation museum
The introduction of charges at the location was approved by the council in its 2024/25 Medium Term Financial Plan.
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Phone fines for drivers on the rise
Thames Valley Police has issued nearly £750,000 in fines to drivers who were distracted by their phones since 2023.
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Celebrating new citizens
Among the 29 new citizens were people from Australia, Brazil, India, Portugal and Ukraine.
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