Diane’s close shave will be a double header for charities
Diane Marshall, from Wokingham, is shaving her head as part of a charity fundraiser.
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New Indian restaurant opens in Peach Place
Dabbawalla, a new Indina takeaway, is opening on Peach Place in Wokingham town centre today.
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CORONAVIRUS: Berkshire’s only children’s hospice staying open during lockdown
Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service has confirmed it is staying open during lockdown.
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Calls for council leader to resign after committee mix-up
An opposition councillor is calling on John Halsall to resign after a meeting violated the council's constitution.
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Thames Valley Police survey over planned council tax rises
Thames Valley Police has launched a survey over planned council tax rises.
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Cleared Lower Earley woodland could become 40 homes and a supermarket – digital consultation to be launched
PLANS for a new supermarket and housing estate in Lower Earley have been revealed – and the developers want to hear residents’ views. Lower Earley Properties said it wants to...
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CORONAVIRUS: Wokingham borough’s rate per 100,000 rises as UK sees highest-ever daily death toll
The latest Covid-19 statistics for Wokingham borough.
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Staying healthy after COVID19 | Will you be staying healthy when this is all over?
Staying healthy after COVID19 - One in three people plan to maintain their healthy lockdown habits after the pandemic.
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‘Southern Distributor Road will endanger our children’
Montague Park residents fear the Southern Distribution Road will increase accident risks for children.
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Mayor left frustrated with ‘relentless’ graffiti in town
Wokingham town centre has been subject to a string of graffiti attacks in recent weeks.
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