Artist’s flying tiger inspires young illustrators
Artist's flying tiger inspires young illustrators
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Mondays can be fun for Wokingham toddlers and carers
Mondays can be fun for Wokingham toddlers and carers
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M25 workers balloted over strike action
Motorway maintenance workers employed by Balfour Beatty are being balloted for strike action.
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Network Rail apologises as Wokingham station’s new level crossing fails twice in a week
IT WAS hailed as a high-tech upgrade that would improve reliability on the railways, but the new level crossings at Wokingham Station have failed.
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Boots debuts new recycling scheme
Wokingham and Woodley are two of the first towns in the country to benefit from a new recycling initiative.
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CLASP tidy up keeps Wokingham spick and span
CLASP tidy up keeps Wokingham spick and span
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Award for Wokingham business
Caremark Wokingham & Bracknell has been recognised as the top-performing business in its region.
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Berkshire ranks high for financial productivity
Berkshire has ranked in sixth place nationally.
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Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
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Sumas sign Kitson … for an event
Football fans are being invited to an evening with a Reading FC legend.
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