FROM THE LEADER: Looking to the future
Politics often has a short-term focus. What politicians tend to think, will win my party the next election?
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Approval given for 200 homes in Twyford
Croudance Homes will now build the homes on land at Bridge Farm.
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Wokingham trader pleads guilty to fraudulent trading and money laundering
A Wokingham trader has been given a suspended sentence and is now required to undertake unpaid work after pleading guilty
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Hurst Show returns this weekend
The 2025 event will feature attractions organised across the village.
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Bird rescue in Wokingham
A trapped pigeon was rescued by firefighters earlier this week.
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Volunteers needed to record sightings of stag beetles
The Great Stag Hunt has been running for more than 25 years.
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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First pupils go back to Emmbrook
A group of pupils that formed the first intake of pupils at Emmbrook School have met for a reunion.
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Charity issues urgent appeal for help
Me2 Club is facing the most serious funding crisis in its 22-year history.
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‘Some of my closest friends were made at Wokingham Youth Theatre’
Student talks about about drama classes she loves
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