Amazon Prime films new thriller in Wokingham home
Amazon Prime will film new thriller The Devil's Hour in Wokingham borough later this month, on Starmead Drive.
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Hurst charity appeals for gowns to help youngsters go to the ball
The Cowshed, in Hurst, is appealing to residents for help sending youngsters to the ball with its prom outfit scheme.
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‘Higher education sector can help post-pandemic recovery’
BILLIONS of pounds worth of support will become available for business and charities in the South East, according to the University of Reading.New research from the University suggests the higher...
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning to build Care Skills Training Centre
A SKILLS training centre is coming to Bracknell and Wokingham College, funded by Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).The College, which is run by Activate Learning, was awarded £600,000...
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WATCH: PARK STRIFE: ‘Car meets at Carnival Pool pose a danger’
Residents are urging Wokingham Borough Council to act as car meets continue to take place in Carnival Pool car park.
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Wokingham Borough Council launches Carnival Pool venue hire survey
People interested in using the new Carnival Pool leisure centre in Wokingham can have their say on its design and equipment.
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QUEEN’S AWARD: CLASP Wokingham’s learning disability work wins
Wokingham charity CLASP has received a Queen's Award for its work helping the borough's adults with learning disabilities.
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QUEEN’S AWARD: Wokingham scheme helping the lonely takes award
Wokingham's The Link Visiting Scheme is celebrating after receiving a Queen's Award for its befriending support.
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QUEEN’S AWARD: Berkshire children’s charity marks anniversary with accolade
Berkshire charity The Link Foundation has been honoured with a Queen's Award, just in time for its 15th anniversary.
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Families enjoy a buzzing half-term at Emmbrook trail
Emmbrook PTA is hosting a Great But Hunt to help raise money for pupils.
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