Two totally blind men in their 70s have completed stunning wing walks on top of a 1940s biplane.
Read moreDetailsEARLIER this month a group of Wokingham teenagers collected 27 crates of produce for the foodbank.
Read moreDetailsPraise was rightly given in a recent letter in Wokingham.Today for the work of the Council’s My Journey team. Winning hearts and minds is an essential part of changing travel...
Read moreDetailsBritish Victoria plums, damsons and greengages will be at their best in the next month or so and taste great in this easy tart.
Read moreDetailsAction Fraud says it has received more than 700 reports of fake emails, claiming to be from the NHS, about a digital passport that proves people have been vaccinate
Read moreDetailsHARE Hatch residents can now vote for their favourite community gardening project to be supported by Dobbies.
Read moreDetailsA GROUP campaigning against the coronavirus vaccine programme made their voices heard on Monday by organising a protest outside a branch of Costa Coffee
Read moreDetailsThe accommodation will come with life skills and tenancy support from Two Saints, which already runs an outreach programme for rough sleepers in the borough.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS Health on the Move vaccine bus will be at Bulmershe School, offering first and second doses of the Pfizer vaccine.
Read moreDetailsLenny Holden, 16, was last seen in Howth Drive at approximately 7.10am this morning getting into a taxi. He is known to visit Portsmouth.
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