The David Cliff Wokingham Half Marathon: 3,700 runners compete
Wokingham's roads were pounded by thousands of feet as determined racers took part in the annual sporting event
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Community
Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
A Wokingham event will test your brain power
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Rotary Club members and volunteers plant native hedgerow in Wokingham
Several organisations worked together to provide food and shelter for wildlife
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Care home residents enjoyed meeting feathered friends
A visit from Berkshire Birds of Prey delights Parson's Grange community
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Wokingham residents dismayed by ‘scenes of devastation’ as work begins on new distributor road
Many share their disgust and sorrow at the destruction of wildlife habitat
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Guidance for households as rogue trader complaints rise
More than 22,500 complaints were made to Citizens Advice in England last year.
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The Forest School receives rugby boost
Reading Rugby Foundation steps up for Winnersh students
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Give the gift of cuddles
Hospice launches crowdfunder for cuddle bed
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California petition to be discussed
The petition calling for changes is set to be debated next week.
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