South East Water gives back with defibrillator gift
South East Water installed a defibrillator at California Country Park as a way to "give back" after road closures.
Read moreDetailsSouth East Water installed a defibrillator at California Country Park as a way to "give back" after road closures.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE in the pursuit of happiness might be heading to Wokingham, after a survey revealed the region’s workers are the most content in the UK. A new report from insolvency...
Read moreDetails'Don't assume pandemic has gone away' warns council leader AS COVID rates in Wokingham borough continue to rise, council leader John Halsall is warning residents to keep on being careful....
Read moreDetailsDevelopers are circling the green fields of a village hoping to build homes and offer self-build plots – in the high cost area. But villagers are worried about losing wild...
Read moreDetailsGORDON Brown’s idea that offering devolution to Scotland would cement the Union and satisfy the demands of the separatists always seemed to me to be misconceived. That was why I...
Read moreDetailsAmber, from Bracknell and Wokingham College, has celebrated her mental health recovery through a 'freeing' art project.
Read moreDetailsFourteen Long Months by Lorna Minton, as seen in Poetry Corner in Wokingham.Today on Thursday, May 27.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's photographers have been celebrated by the outgoing borough mayor in a recent competition.
Read moreDetailsMore than 75% of respondents reported that mental health and wellbeing was an important issue facing young people at the moment, and 56% said their own mental health had declined...
Read moreDetailsEversley & California FC are searching for new coaches as their Ladies team and reserve team prepare for the 2021/22 season.On the back of success in the Hampshire Cup, Eversley...
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