Carer takes national title
Josephine Shingwele has beaten the competition to be crowned National Care Practitioner of the Year.
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Community
Helping children discover the joy of reading
The charity trains and supports volunteers.
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MP urges Prime Minister to ensure National Cancer Plan meets treatment targets
Clive Jones' question in Wednesdy's Prime Minister's Questions comes during Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Free parking motion failed
Councillors clashed over the Conservative proposal to introduce one hour free parking at car parks in the town.
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79 year old woman who thought she was doing the right thing receives harsh fly-tipping fine
Council showed 'lack of compassion' says her concerned neighbour
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Progress at Bohunt sixth form
Construction work is underway at Bohunt School's new sixth form in Arborfield,
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Wokingham MP wears hookers’poppy in PMQs
The MP for Wokingham wore a poppy crocheted by the Barkham Hookers Charity Group during Prime Minister's questions today.
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Church notes: Removing the Banana Peels
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Local pupils showcased their talent at Festival of the Arts
Wellington College celebrated creativity and community
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Baroque orchestra to accompany Wokingham Choral Society’s next event
Expect joyful choruses and the 'cosmic power of song' at their autumn concert
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