Shoppers give their vote to Wokingham stars of tomorrow
Tesco blue tokens give St Crispin's performing arts department a boost
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Community
CLASP members get involved to help wildlife
With Spencers Wood Repair Cafe they make homes for the birds
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Grants schemes open for applications
Wokingham town council has launched its annual grant scheme.
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Hear a gardening talk with a twist
Join a Finchampstead horticultural group to learn more
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A blooming good initiative
Crest Nicholson led a bulb planting event for students from Bohunt secondary school.
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RBH plans thrown into doubt
'Promises made by the previous government were built on sand'.
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Officers act to prevent unfair trading
Trading Standards carried out a day of action in Bracknell Forest and Wokingham Borough.
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Players search for Sumas Ladies
Wokingham Town Ladies is on the lookout for more players.
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Plant a free Woodland Trust tree and help combat the climate crisis
Apply soon for delivery in September
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Binfield Dog Rescue centre to close
After more than half a century rescuers say thank you and, goodbye
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