Child killed in minibus crash on M4 between Reading and Bracknell
A child has died following a crash on the M4 between Reading and Bracknell involving a minibus.
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Woman assaulted at Station Tap pub in Wokingham as Police release CCTV image
Thames Valley Police have released a CCTV image following an assault that occurred at the Station Tap pub in Wokingham.
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Wokingham In Need VE Day 80th Anniversary a joy-filled celebration
Wokingham In Need's afternoon tea brought generations together
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Blandy & Blandy unveils new adopted charities
The legal firm will support two new good causes
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Barn owl disturbed by distribution road development
Daytime sighting suggests it has been unsettled by the construction work
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Candidates named for by-election
There will be six candidates for the vacant Maiden Erleagh and Whitegrates seat.
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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New barbershop with style and swagger opens in Wokingham
Cuts and Culture is here to stay, says proprietor David
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Curtain up for theatre plans
Wokingham theatre has won approval to build a major extension.
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Countdown to Party in the Park
The event, on Saturday, June 7, will feature a new line up of entertainment and acts.
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