Wokingham film director’s movie receives premiere at London’s FrightFest
A WOKINGHAM film director is hoping his movie will get screen time around the world after it was premiered at London's prestigious FrightFest festival
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The University of Reading: September heat records could be smashed as heatwave set to continue
The University of Reading has said that records could be broken for September temperatures as forecasts show a heatwave is set to continue this week
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Curtain Up: a director’s love letter to Wokingham Theatre
Curtain Up: a director's love letter to Wokingham Theatre
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Cameras to monitor Keep Clear zones outside schools
New automatic number plate recognition cameras that will go live outside two schools next week.
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Drop in to a Wokingham charity coffee morning
Drop in to a Wokingham charity coffee morning
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Open mic nights return to Broad Street Tavern
AN OPEN mic night is returning to a Wokingham town centre pub, and welcoming acts to perform.
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Plans for former NatWest revealed
Details of plans for the former NatWest Bank have been revealed.
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Number of potholes reported in Wokingham borough three times higher than last year
THE number of potholes in Wokingham borough is rising, according to new figures.
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Mayors help open new garden in Wokingham Community Hospital
A NEW garden for patients at Wokingham Community Hospital has been declared open, with a bit of help from a patient.
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Heritage, history and wind power comes alive across Wokingham borough this weekend as Heritage Open Days return
HEAR the story of Wokingham's first woman police officer or get up close to the huge Green Park wind turbine
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