Money raised to fight homes appeal
The plan for 350 homes in Barkham was refused unanimously by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Community
CCTV for Woodley library
Accusation that leaders are getting 'cold feet'..
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Record number for half marathon
All entries have been allocated.
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Winnersh cafe cocktail plans refused
Java Cafe had applied for a certificate of lawfulness for a change of use.
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No stopping Suzanne’s Charvil singers
A singing event for women will teach songs from Queen
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Olly to tackle marathon in memory of his best friend
Sandhurst athlete steps out for Ethan
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River Thames history flows at local history talk in Wargrave
Society members hear about the waterway's rich heritage
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Parking in the spotlight, again
Concerns that introducing fees could 'significantly' impact local sports and the community.
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Discounted tickets available for orchestra concert with organ
Hear the theme from the film, Babe, played in Wokingham
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We need to turn concern for victims into action
Sister Imelda Poole MBE shares her experience of combating human trafficking
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