Why ‘England’s friendliest bowling club’ needs a new clubhouse
Hurst Bowling Club aims to preserve a piece of village history
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Community
Tributes paid to former Woodley mayor and borough leader
'Everything he did was focussed on Woodley.'
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Get ready for Party in the Park
One of the biggest events in the Wokingham calendar returns to the town on Saturday.
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World-class polo plans for borough
Plans have been submitted that could see a "world-class" polo facility being created in Wokingham borough.
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Help identify fly-tippers in Bracknell
Bracknell Forest council is asking for help to identify those responsible for a fly-tipping incident.
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The Cowshed thanks Wokingham United Charities
'Without their support we wouldn't be here,' says CEO
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RingGo still in use for parking
Wokingham borough council has confirmed it is still accepting car park payment using the RingGo app.
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MP reacts to RBH ‘massive shortfall’
The government is only giving £4.4 million for repairs to the Royal Berkshire hospital.
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Energy first for Whiteknights primary
The school is among 11 across the country leading the way with solar installations.
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New kit for Leopards
Housebuilder has donated £500 to Wokingham Town Football Club's under-8 Leopards
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