Claire’s hair today, gone tomorrow, for little princesses
Wokingham woman donates her long locks for charity
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Sign up for AWE emergency texts
The alerts will notify you in the event of a radiation emergency.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Supporting our Hong Kong Chinese community
Last weekend I spoke at the annual Hong Kong Tiananmen Square commemoration in Reading.
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Compensation for care home ‘frustrations’
The local government ombudsman investigated a complaint against Wokingham borough council.
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Wokingham one of “best-connected” locations
Wokingham is the latest town in CityFibre's nationwide rollout.
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Last chance to go mad at Wokingham Music Club
A few days left to get tickets for tribute band night of music
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Martha flies high in memory of her brother
Her skydive is a fundraiser for Brain Tumour Research
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A new WUC grant will boost borough charities, schools and communites
Wokingham United Charities' Thrive Grant Fund will receive applications for a short time only
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Berkshire Celebrated Excellence in Care at the BCA Care Awards 2025
Special nomination went to 80 year old Halimah
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Building for the Future is ‘thrilled’ to be new mayor’s chosen charity
The organisation looks forward to an exciting year ahead
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