New look for Heath Lake as car park reopens
The car park in Heath Lake has reopened following resurfacing works.
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Bricks and beams to stay visible in historic pub restoration plan
The Castle Inn at Hurst is undergoing restoration, and its original bricks and beams will be a key element of the finished look.
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Thousands tune in for borough’s first Youth Climate Conference
Wokingham borough's first Youth Climate Conference was held last month, and it has received more than 5,000 views so far.
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Baptist church launches new community focused role
Wokingham Baptist Church has chosen Savannah Cook to be its first pioneer minister in training.
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Wokingham Borough Council unveils plans to convert Marks & Spencer into a new town centre gym, two shops and office space
PLANS to convert Wokingham’s former Marks & Spencer store into two shops, a gym and office space have been announced by the borough council. If the project is approved, the...
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Resident builds speed bot to fight road concerns
A Finchampstead resident has built a bot to try and improve road safety on the A327 Reading Road.
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As seen on TV: Kerry bakes for funnyman
Kerry Smith, from The Berkshire Bakesmith, baked a birthday cake for comedian James Acaster.
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Town centre shops launch closing sales
Peacocks and Edinburgh Woollen Mill in Wokingham town centre have launched closing down sales.
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Helping Hands: Runners donate half marathon funds
Local running group South Reading Trail Runners recently donated their half marathon funds to a local foodbank.
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Wokingham Borough Council crack down on fly-tipping
The borough council has launched the We Are Watching campaign to crack down on fly tipping.
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