Are you house hunting in Berkshire?
Researchers are on the hunt for chain-free house hunters in the royal county.
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Community
Link road agreed to serve new housing
Part of Waterloo Road will be diverted,
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Place of worship plans for former office
Muslim Community Connect Wokingham has applied for a change of use.
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Church Notes: Words from Wokingham Churches
The leader that humbles himself
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Men’s Sheds group showcases amateur radio
Group members navigate the radio waves to mark British Science Week
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Enjoy stimulating conversation at Men’s Oasis in Wokingham
Join retired professionals for discussion and friendship
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Celebrate Mother’s Day at Ascot
Ascot's first family day of 2025 promises a fantastic day out.
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Road closed in Finchampstead due to dangerous tree
The tree was reported to have split, andin danger of falling.
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Bluey set to star at new business
A new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham town centre on Saturday.
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Peacock House Interiors joins BBC TV team to transform Rafi’s home
Wokingham business answers Bracknell family's SOS
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