Teen bounces back from illness to chase her dream
Chloe Swain, a Bracknell and Wokingham College student, hasn't let a life-threatening illness stop her studies.
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Shinfield anti-bullying campaigner nominated for community award
Manu Dhaumya has been nominated for a Pride of Reading Award for his work on United Against Bullies.
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Radio Berkshire DJ becomes first patron of domestic abuse charity
Michelle Jordan, the BBC Radio Berkshire DJ, has become the first patron of Kaleidoscopic UK.
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National recognition for Optalis
Wokingham social care provider Optalis has been included in the National Care Forum's 'Caring in Covid' project.
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Achieving net carbon in Wokingham borough
Achieving carbon neutrality was presented to Wokingham Borough Council last month.
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Why ‘the Queen’ helped lead the singalong
A group of singers recruited 'the Queen' to spread some Christmas cheer in Hurst.
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Independent business is booming in Wokingham
Wokingham is the place to shop locally, says Wokingham Borough Council.
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Local charity gifts £85,000 worth of presents this Christmas
Wokingham borough residents have donated £85,000 worth of presents to a local children's charity this Christmas.
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This year’s festive chemist rota
Pharmacies across Wokingham are operating on different hours during the festive period.
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Wokingham Borough Council teams up with Berkshire Women’s Aid
Wokingham Borough Council has teamed with Berkshire Women's Aid to support people over the festive season.
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