The Forest School supported by Marcus Rashford
The Forest School has launched The Marcus Rashford Book Club, which aims to encourage and nurture a love of reading in students.
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Wokingham’s Wade hosts Christmas fayre
Wade, which runs a day care centre for the elderly, hosted a fundraising fayre on Saturday, November 27.
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Wokingham Borough Council expands Optalis services
This includes providing specialist accommodation for 39 vulnerable residents and the building of a specialist dementia nursing home by 2023.
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Wokingham girl raises more than £300 for Wokingham In Need with haircut
WHEN it comes to raising money for a good cause, Eva Holdway is a cut above the rest.
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Wokingham Borough Council says Earley fines were an ‘unfortunate coincidence’
Cllr Pauline Jorgensen, said parking enforcement contractors happened to be in the area shortly after the double yellow lines had been painted.
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Why Beauty is super excited to be back at The Hexagon this Christmas
PLAYING Beauty is ?just incredible? says Sarah Giorgina of her role in The Hexagon?s festive show
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New director of public health starts work today
THERE?S a new director of public health starting today.
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Lower Earley residents enjoy Christmas floristry masterclass
Austen House enjoyed an interactive virtual wreath making masterclass presented by master florist, Michal Kowalski.
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Electric car charge points come to Wokingham’s street parking
The borough council's executive have approved a small-scale rollout of about 36 on-street points in residential areas.
Read moreDetailsEarley cars lifted for yellow line painting and then slapped with parking fine
A WOKINGHAM councillor says she is furious after residents cars were targeted with parking fines today.
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