THE BOOKING system for an over 60s programme has changed. SHINE, run by the borough council, is moving its online system from Eventbrite to My PT Hub. The new platform...
Read moreDetailsCELEBRATIONS were held last month to mark the official launch of a new sensory garden in Woosehill. Based at The Acorn Centre, the area features plants and sensory equipment aimed...
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST of many pop-up events about signs of child exploitation started last month. Based in Woodley town centre, the borough council launched its Let’s Talk About X campaign on...
Read moreDetailsMOBILE phones could be used to improve road safety in Wokingham, thanks to a new project led by Reading Borough Council. The Thames Valley Berkshire Live Lab scheme is investigating...
Read moreDetailsA PAWSOME doggy day care centre has come to Riseley. The award-winning Bruce’s has opened a new site in Wellington Country Park to help people and their pooches in Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of children sang their hearts out as they entertained families at Wokingham’s Theatre in the Park, writes Laura Scardarella. Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow, a children’s theatre school...
Read moreDetailsBARKHAM is looking busy again as the Village Residents Association (BVRA) gears up for social events again. It is hosting a Family Skittles Evening later this year to mark the...
Read moreDetailsA MASTERPLAN which could see thousands of homes built in Wokingham borough has had an update. Developer Richborough Estates wants to see more homes built on 38 acres of land...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM student will be stepping into the spotlight after gaining a place at a performing arts college. Liberty Petty, a pupil at children’s theatre school Steppin Out Stars of...
Read moreDetailsA TRADITION dating back more than 100 years will be marked in Hurst this summer, as its annual horticultural show announces its return. Hurst Horticultural Society will host the 108th...
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