Wokingham Children’s Book Festival set for October return
YOUNG readers are gearing up for the return of the Wokingham Children's Book Festival.
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Save the date: All Saints’ Wokingham fair will promote green initiatives
Save the date: All Saints' Wokingham fair will promote green initiatives
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Wokingham nursery children help landscape new Coppid View estate
CHILDREN at a Wokingham nursery have been helping to landscape a new housing development in Bracknell.
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Charity Daisy’s Dream receives cash boost from housebuilder David Wilson Homes
A CHARITY which helps children and families cope with the death of a loved one has received a cash boost to support its work.
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Road safety experts call for Thames Valley Police to expand use of drones to target dangerous drivers
ROAD safety experts have called on Thames Valley police to use drones to target dangerous drivers.
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Commuter says car parking fee increase at Wokingham-based railway station is ‘ridiculous’
A commuter says an increase in car parking charges at a Wokingham borough railway station is 'ridiculous'
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Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
Enjoy bees and blooms at Ifould Crescent allotments
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Prime Minister, don’t interfere with 20mph speed limits urges Wokingham councillor
THE GOVERNMENT should not "interfere" with road rules, a leading councillor has said ? after the prime minister threatened to end 20mph speed limits
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Review launched of single person council tax discount across Wokingham borough
A COUNCIL tax clampdown in Wokingham is expected to cost £12,000 in fees, but it is hoped the move will bring in much-needed income
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Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
Lions take Me2 youngsters to the zoo
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