AN EXTRA £1.2 million may be committed to tackling the pandemic locally in a meeting tonight. Wokingham Borough Council’s executive will consider setting aside the extra funding when it meets...
Read moreDetailsPETALS were in bloom in Lower Earley last week, to celebrate International Flower Day. Last Thursday, residents at Austen House Care Home competed in a flower-arranging competition, and enjoyed virtual...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM and Finchampstead Cricket Clubs are both due to begin their campaigns in the Home Counties Premier Cricket League on Saturday, May 8, if covid restrictions have been lifted by...
Read moreDetailsProfits made by the scheme – through the sale of green energy to customers or back into the national grid – would be used to pay interest to shareholders, with...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has warned only residents from Hurst, Winnersh and Woodley should be visiting the country park.
Read moreDetailsLift your lockdown spirits with this recipe for a pear and chocolate loaf cake, courtesy of Wokingham's Freely Fruity.
Read moreDetailsFamily-led cafe H'ARTISAN is opening its doors tomorrow in Wargrave tomorrow, two years after starting the project.
Read moreDetailsA theatre group provided two “outings” to enjoy funny and inventive plays – a rare treat in these Covid-19 times. Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group staged six short plays under...
Read moreDetailsA Russian ex-banker has helped a new mental health scheme in Wokingham borough with a £250,000 donation.
Read moreDetailsLeo saw his first snow fall in this week's Honest Motherhood, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 28, 2021.
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