Wokingham covid rates rising, marshals patrolling to remove anti-vax activity, schools ready for jabs
COVID rates in Wokingham borough are on the way up ? and expected to carry on rising in coming weeks.
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Rising building costs forces pause to Twyford library plan
THE RISE in building costs is forcing the council to pause plans for a proposed new library in Twyford
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Christmas market and ice rink come to Wokingham’s Cantley Park
Cantley Park's first Christmas market will run from Wednesday, November 24, to Friday, December 24.
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Wokingham Borough Council considers consultation on social housing
Tonight, the council executive will discuss opening up a public consultation on its draft housing allocation policy.
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Wargrave toddler group looks for new managers
Wargrave Baby & Toddler Group is looking for new organisers.
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Motorbikers celebrate the life of Reading Toy Run founder, Ben Spiller
On Sunday, September 26, more than 200 bikers commemorated the life of Ben Spiller, who founded the annual event more than 30 years ago.
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Folk music entertains Henley-on-Thames next week
FARA, a four-piece music group from Orkney, Scotland, will perform at the Nettlebed Folk Club, on the High Street, on Monday, October 8
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Earley Town Council hosts 26 eco events ahead of COP26
Earley Town Council hopes the sessions will engage, inform and encourage residents to join the climate change conversation.
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Trust funds bridge for Thames Hospice
Trustees at Baldwin?s Bridge Trust have helped link Thames Hospice with its new garden.
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Shinfield primary celebrates launch with delayed summer fayre
Alder Grove Primary School is welcoming families to the event on Saturday, October 2.
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