‘Traffic slowing improvements were promised a year ago’
A Finchampstead resident is concerned that traffic on the A327 Reading Road has not been slowed, after promises were made to do so.
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Berkshire care agency launches major rebrand
Berkshire care agency Helpd has undergone a major rebrand, and is now known as The Live In Care Company.
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Obey the call of re3’s Hypnocat
re3 has launched a new Recycle Your Electricals campaign to encourage residents to recycle old tech.
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Inspirational reading for Waingels College
In this week's Wokingham.Today, Waingels College look back on the stories of the last six months.
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Strictly star joins council call for foster parents in borough
Ian Waite, local Strictly Come Dancing star, is raising awareness of the need to find fostering homes in the borough.
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Local coaches get a thumbs up
ActionCOACH Reading & Wokingham is celebrating after receiving some top feedback.
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Growing for Wokingham: Borough charity appeals for winter support
The founder of Freely Fruity, a community food charity, are calling for support from borough residents.
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Woodley neighbours win £9,000 in lottery
Neighbours in Knowle Road, Woodley, won thousands in the People's Postcode Lottery on Tuesday.
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Bonds Brews celebrate fifth anniversary
Bond Brews, based on Heathlands Road in Wokingham, celebrated its fifth anniversary last weekend.
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‘People don’t stop being hungry during the holidays, do they?’ Wokingham’s Grub Club is open and ready to help
“PEOPLE don’t stop being hungry during the holidays, do they?” That’s the view of Anna Rogerson, one of the team of volunteers running Wokingham’s Grub Club. The project is urging...
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