Sick thieves steal hearts from half-term charity fundraiser
Where have all the hearts gone?
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Vandals target town centre parks
A spate of vandalism in Wokingham town centre has caused more than £1,000 worth of damage.
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Support for off gas grid homes
A new scheme has been launched offering free home energy improvements for lower income households which are unable to connect to mains gas,
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Important recognition for Wokingham school
Holme Grange School has become the fourth school to be granted NACE Challenge Ambassador School status.
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South Western Railway receives highest possible score for safeguarding customers and colleagues
ONE of the county's railway operators is celebrating after receiving a full house for safeguarding vulnerable people on its network.
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Rhymetime fun for under fours at Wokingham Library
PARENTS with children aged four and under can take them to Wokingham Library for a rhymetime session.
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Mr Happy Meal: Mr Men return to McDonald’s to celebrate World Book Day
From Monday, February 12, Mr. Men and Little Miss characters are back with new plush toys included in McDonalds' Happy Meals
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Dog rescued from brambles
FIRE CREWS helped rescue a dog trapped in brambles.
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Stop the drop: 10,000 animals injured, trapped or dead thanks to roadside litterbugs
Motorists are urged not to drop litter, as a charity reveals rubbish has injured, trapped or left for dead 10,000 animals in the past three years
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Wokingham’s Lunar New Year celebration on Sunday – what is happening, and when?
Excitement builds as Wokingham prepares to welcome the Chinese Year Of The Dragon
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