Fire service attend Woosehill crash
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service crews were sent to the scene.
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Wokingham parishioners welcome two new priests
Sam Tanna-Korn and Cara Smart will serve St Paul's and Woosehill churches
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Call for speeding fines to be waived as limits go down in THESE roads
A call has been made for speeding fines to be waived as limits have been reduced along major roads in the area.
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Fundraising appeal after Woosehill family lose everything in ‘devastating’ fire
Donations have been pledged from more than 140 people and organisations.
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Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Young stars of tomorrow wowed the judges in Woosehill
Windmill Primary School youngsters showed talent and courage
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Monitors help schools tackle air pollution
Wokingham borough council has installed air quality monitors outside four schools.
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Woosehill Scouts help to restore Fox Hill
New saplings will help to re-establish native plant growth in Woosehill
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Town Councillors show love for Wokingham as they get spring cleaning
Andy Croy and Annette Medhurst spruce up the town's road signage
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