MP to talk about his first year
Wokingham Society is set to host the illustrated talk.
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Carers afternoon in Twyford offers information and fun
Get close to birds of prey and find out about carers' support in the borough
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Plans for 650 homes near Arborfield revealed
Details have emerged for a large residential development on the outskirts of Arborfield.
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‘Safety’ cited for footpath closures
Many residents feel it is essential to maintain access.
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Ten tips for a top day at Royal Ascot
One of last hatters in the country specialising in top hats and gentlemen's headwear in based in Wokingham.
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Church Notes: Strength in weakness
Words from Wokingham churches
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‘Remember that in a garden we are painting a picture’
The Arts Society Wokingham looks at the work of Gertrude Jekyll
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Twyford and Wargrave’s Catholic churches merge with two parishes in Maidenhead
Twyford and Wargrave's Catholic churches have merged with two parishes in Maidenhead to create one new, larger parish.
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Waste contract awarded to Biffa
A "robust and comprehensive" tender process for the contract attracted significant interest.
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Claire’s hair today, gone tomorrow, for little princesses
Wokingham woman donates her long locks for charity
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