Plans approved for Dinton arts project
Planning officers have approved plans for Wokingham's Forest of Imagination.
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Community
California Gardeners spring into glorious colour
Their show was a blaze of yellow daffodils
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Tom to take on charity run at Brighton Marathon in memory of friend
A man from Wokingham is taking on the Brighton Marathon next month in memory of a friend that passed away in 2018.
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“Ghost bus stop” in the spotlight
The bus stop has never been served by a bus.
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Fears over Spencers Wood homes plan
Area is becoming a ".. concrete metropolis".
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Police appeal for witnesses to Twyford robbery
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a robbery in Twyford.
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Twyford & Ruscombe Horticultural Association celebrates 70 years in BBC style
Growers enjoyed an evening with a BBC Radio 4 Gardeners Question Time panel
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Maya’s Refillables to celebrate three years of zero waste
Environmental news and views
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Wokingham store earmarked for closure
Morrisons Daily in Peach Street, Wokingham, is set to close.
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