Twyford barn dance raises thousands for charity
Record amount will support family dementia carers
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Community
Uplifting July jazz afternoon promises to fizz in Waltham St Lawrence
Raise a glass of prosecco there for The Cowshed
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MP: ‘Protect free school meals out of term time’
Clive Jones has written to the local government minister.
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MP says sorry for social media post
Yuan Yang has said sorry for the confusion.
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Earley sports pitch plans in the floodlight
Wokingham borough has a significant shortfall of around eight 3G artificial pitches.
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Date set for new restaurant opening
Club India by Chef Awanish Roy will open its doors on July 10.
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Football in Berkshire shortlist revealed
The annual showcase of the best of local football is organised by Football in Berkshire.
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More fines for heavy vehicles
Two drivers have been fined a total of £1,970 for driving overweight vehicles.
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MP to talk about his first year
Wokingham Society is set to host the illustrated talk.
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Carers afternoon in Twyford offers information and fun
Get close to birds of prey and find out about carers' support in the borough
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