Step out into nature with Dinton Walking Group
Discover the borough's countryside and enjoy a programme of social events
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Community
Event to mark opening of new McDonald’s in Wokingham
It will open to the public at 10am next Wednesday, September 10.
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When is going to the theatre a guilty pleasure? When it’s Dead Guilty in Wokingham
Wokingham Theatre's production will thrill and chill
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Concerns over affordable homes plans
A large number of objections to the scheme have been made.
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Winnersh craft fair stalls appeal
Winnersh parish council is looking for stallholders.
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Consultation on Charvil plans
The plan will help guide development in the area.
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Reading headmaster gets a tattoo to mark his school’s rapid success
St Mary's & All Saints celebrates Life In All Its Fullness, a vision that has helped propel it from 'inadequate' to 'good'
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We are the champions! CLASP bell boating team wins at Henley
'We couldn't be prouder' says the group
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New world record for GWR train
It achieved the furthest distance by a battery-electric train on a single charge.
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Care centre to move to Emmbrook
The Westmead day centre in Rances Lane currently provides a place where disabled people can be looked after.
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