Help stamp out fly-tipping (and beware, you could get the fine if your waste carrier dumps it)
ANYONE trying to get their household waste taken away is being urged to ensure the company disposing of the waste has a licence to do so.
Read moreDetailsANYONE trying to get their household waste taken away is being urged to ensure the company disposing of the waste has a licence to do so.
Read moreDetailsA NEW campaign is launching aimed at cutting down on food waste and helping people who need to access food banks.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of a self-advocacy group that looks after people with learning disabilities are fitter and healthier after taking part in 12-week programme.
Read moreDetailsCyclists in Wokingham and Reading of every age and ability are being invited to take part in this year?s Maidenhead Rotary Bikeathon
Read moreDetailsHERE?S an offer that will grow on you ? a Wokingham-based garden centre is offering sunflower seeds to children during May
Read moreDetailsA CHALLENGE has been made ? to undertake a tough walking challenge to help raise funds for Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice in Tilehurst
Read moreDetailsA THAMES VALLEY man has fallen victim to a sextortion scam, and police are warning people to be on their guard.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS from Wellington College have helped the work of Home-Start Wokingham, one of its chosen charities of the year
Read moreDetailsAll Saints Wokingham has closed its doors ... has it shut up shop for good? Find out more here
Read moreDetailsPARKED cars are having their numberplates stolen ? and police say the thefts are taking place in supermarkets as well as on the stree
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