Waitrose stores – and Heelas – safe despite John Lewis making a pre-tax loss in 2022
WAITROSE stores across Reading and Wokingham boroughs and the John Lewis department store in Reading are safe,
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By George! Wokingham Walk moves to April to avoid usurping the king
RESIDENTS are being invited to lace up their walking boots and get into the countryside at this year's spring Wokingham Walk.
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Residents to discuss Royal Berkshire Hospital development
WOKINGHAM will discuss the proposed Royal Berkshire Hospital redevelopment at a community event on Tuesday, March 21.
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Council announces free road closures for coronation street parties
Wokingham Borough Council is calling for street party organisers to apply for free road closures to celebrate the occasion.
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A lunchtime treat for Mothers at California Country Park
A lunchtime treat for Mothers at California Country Park
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Stronghold campaign sees 54 arrests in police crack down on county lines drug offences
A week of action saw police focus on disruption of drug offences, with particular focus on those who exploit vulnerable people and communities
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Family friendly cycle ride through Wokingham on Saturday
A GROUP which aims to make cycling safer and fun for children is on track to provide more organised family rides .
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Wild activities planned for children’s holiday club at Dinton Pastures
Wild activities planned for children's holiday club at Dinton Pastures
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Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice in Tilehurst to hold recruitment and careers day
The Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice is to hold a careers day, a unique event to give registered nurses and allied health professionals an insight
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Wokingham Choral Society plans trio of pieces for its spring concert
THREE classic pieces will be performed by the Wokingham Choral Society at its spring concert.
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