MORE THAN £1 million is being pushed into solving the root cause of serious violence, thanks to the Home Office. The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley will...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at a Wokingham primary school raised more than £9,000 in half term to help fund online learning. Staff at St Teresa’s Catholic Academy set active challenges for pupils and...
Read moreDetailsTurmeric TalesCollection OnlyFridays and SaturdaysCrowthornefacebook.com/turmerictalesbyanu Turmeric Tales was set up during lockdown in 2020 by Anu, a passionate chef with a real flair for flavour. Prior to focusing on the...
Read moreDetailsSpring has come early in Hurst, as a host of golden daffodils stuns visitors to Dinton Pastures country park.
Read moreDetailsWagrave's Active Silver has celebrated its fifth anniversary, with a special visit from Debbie McGee.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead residents can have their say on a draft neighbourhood development plan.
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents are urged to dispose of batteries correctly, after a waste collection lorry caught on fire.
Read moreDetailsThe new foodhall opened in the Hare Hatch garden centre recently.
Read moreDetailsHat and Home, a new estate agency, has opened its doors in Alexander Court in Wokingham.
Read moreDetails“It’s not surprising though as I’ve known for years what a wonderful place to live Wokingham borough is and we work hard to ensure our residents have access to facilities...
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