Property market still moving in lockdown
Manisha Bhula from Blandy & Blandy says the property market is still moving in lockdown.
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Broadband from the skies for Wokingham
One satellite company hopes to speed broadband up in Wokingham.
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Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Time to put our money where our mouths are
This week's editorial, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Berkshire’s High Sheriff is looking for heroes
Berkshire residents are being asked to nominate local heroes for the High Sheriff's Awards.
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A booklet of sunshine launched to help with mental health
The Little Blue Book of Sunshine has been launched to help children and young people with their mental health.
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Enjoy Wokingham’s latest hits this weekend
This week's Wokingham Loves Music's top 10 playlist, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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Vaccinations: So far, so good as roll-out continues across borough
Cllr Charles Margetts says it's so far, so good as the coronavirus vaccine is rolled out across Wokingham borough.
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Yes, January is a good time to get into the garden
Squires Garden Centres says January is a great time to get out in the garden.
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Wokingham is deemed a runner’s paradise
Wokingham has been named the best place to exercise in the UK.
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