A WOKINGHAM dog handler is using his body camera to fight for justice. Mike Kent, from Thames Valley Police’s Bracknell and Wokingham unit, said his police dog was attacked while...
Read moreDetailsStaff from a Wokingham children's home has been busy celebrating after winning two national awards and receiving a stellar Ofsted rating
Read moreDetailsPicture special from The Good Companions Pub in Woodley, which held a fun day in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care
Read moreDetailsSHOPPERS in Wokingham have helped contribute to a national project that has donated more than three million meals to vulnerable children this summer.
Read moreDetailsA SUMMER barbecue delighted residents at a Finchampstead care home earlier this month - not least as the stocks came out
Read moreDetailsWe are sad to report the death, on Friday 6 August 2021, of David Tinker, past Chairman and President of the Wokingham Society
Read moreDetailsJason Robert Brown’s Songs For A New World will be performed at The Whitty Theatre, based at Luckley House School, on Saturday
Read moreDetailsAN EQUALITY profile has been published by the borough council in a bid to stop people being treated unfairly. It gives details on nine protected characteristics: age, disability, marriage and...
Read moreDetailsBia Hub has formed a new partnership in Twyford in a bid to help women feel their best when cycling
Read moreDetailsA REFURBISHED Finchampstead pub reopened its doors to the public this weekend – but the changes aren’t finished yet
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