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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Top rating for Winnersh Triangle
Winnersh Trinagle has achieved an important certification.
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Roadworks to bring chaos to Finchampstead
Finchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
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Parents issued with fines for school absences
Wokingham Borough Council has been forced to take action against parents and guardians.
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Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
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State-of-the-art cash machines promised when Wokingham town’s HSBC reopens after refurbishment
THE LATEST technology is to be installed at a Wokingham bank when it reopens following a refurbishment.
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Railway disruption starts this weekend
Improvement work will see the railway line between Reading and Gatwick Airport close for nine days.
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Is your cat the best?
Cat owners across the UK are being invited to nominate their pets for the biggest event in the feline year.
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Artist brings his characters to life in Wokingham
Artist brings his characters to life in Wokingham
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