MP calls for emergency health and care budget
The Liberal Democrats put fixing the NHS and care at the heart of tits general election campaign.
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Investigation finds Wokingham Borough Council ‘failed’ in duty to prevent closure of care home
AN INVESTIGATION has found Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) failed in its duty to prevent the closure of Brambletye Care Home.
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Toddlers can enjoy stories at Dinton Pastures
Join a free session this month
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Emmbrook Village Hall needs YOU
Can you be a friend to this volunteer-run facility?
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Emmbrook house closed by police
Thames Valley Police successfully applied for a closure order from Reading Magistrates Court .
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Council wants to hear your views
Wokingham Borough Council has launched three consultations this week.
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Sixth formers’ Blue Dragon fun run benefits Vietnamese street children
Arthur and Tissot are raising thousands of pounds for their chosen cause.
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GWR expects weekend disruption
Great Western Railway is advising its customers to check their journey on Sunday morning.
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Flying the flag with Pride
Wokingham Borough has raised the rainbow flag to celebrate Pride.
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Sex offender sentenced to more prison time for child sex offences
James Dyer, 37 and of HMP Five Wells, has been sentenced to a further 18 months in prison at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, July 7
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