California crossroads nominated for awards
The junction has been widely praised by experts.
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Community
REME to mark Freedom of Wokingham
They will exercise their Freedom of Wokingham by marching through the town.
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Mary scales the O2 in her wheelchair
Her marathon climb benefits the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
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CLASP members are as busy as ever, with lots of summer activities
Highlights for August will include boat racing and history
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Pangbourne Rotary Club celebrates fundraising impact
A successful dragon boat event held by the group will support a drop-in centre and the homeless
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Shinfield Parish Council unveils exciting public art project
A new artwork will celebrate vibrant village centre
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New equality and diversity policy set for adoption
Wokingham borough council has collaborated and consulted with residents and partners.
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Rewind Festival returns next month
The retro festival returns to Henley.
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Bags of litter and a disturbing discovery found across Sonning and Charvil
Bags of human faeces had been dumped in a layby.
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Enjoy a forest bathing walk
You will be guided through a series of sensory exercises.
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