Art winners revealed
Twelve children were celebrating after being announced as the winners of The Lexicon's annual Christmas art competition.
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Community
Charvil stream rewilding project gathers pace
A stream in Charvil has been restocked with more than 1,200 fish.
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Leisure centre shows free festive films for families
Leisure centre shows free festive films for families
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It’s nearly time to take the tree down
It's nearly time to take the tree down
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Road in Barkham sells for £10
The freehold ownership of a road in Barkham has sold for £10.
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Wokingham witnesses 22 ‘brides’ out for a run
Wokingham witnesses 22 'brides' out for a run
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Sex bear ‘gift’ donated to Wokingham charity’s Christmas toy appeal
'This is why we ask people not to wrap present donations,' says First Days
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Rotary Club seeks your help
The Rotary Club of Wokingham will be holding its annual charity collection outside supermarkets in Wokingham.
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It’s nearly a wrap, and hundreds of children will open Giving Tree gifts on Christmas Day
It's nearly a wrap, and hundreds of children will open Giving Tree gifts on Christmas Day
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Festive fun run returns on Sunday
The Dinton Santa Dash, now in its 8th year, is set to take place on Sunday.
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