Arborfield’s new horses are taking shape
Life-size sculptures are being installed in Arborfield as part of a recent housing development.
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TONY JOHNSON: Driven to Tiers
Tony Johnson's That Was The Week as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Rotary Club & Inner Wheel of Reading Maiden Erlegh
The latest news from Rotary Club & Inner Wheel of Reading Maiden Erlegh.
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Citizens Advice funds Wokingham mental health courses
Citizens Advice Wokingham is repurposing funding to train 72 Mental Health First Aiders for free.
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New Foundry College is open for business
The new and improved Foundry College is now open after a £1.7 million project.
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Seven half marathons make Zach’s week
A Crowthorne resident has run seven half marathons in seven days for his latest charity fundraiser.
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Ben signs up to Wokingham’s Beaverswood
Ben Jeavons has joined Wokingham-based Beaverswoodas its reseller development manager.
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Two men jailed after drug-related knife attack near Wokingham Train Station
The victim was stabbed numerous times in full view of busy commuters, leaving him with life-threatening injuries that have become life-changing.
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Local firm’s refresh has the you factor
Blandy & Blandy is introducing its new visual identity, and it's putting the people at the centre.
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Crowthorne care home worker up for award
Sarah Davies, who manages Crowthorne care home Ariadni, has been shortlisted for the Great British Care Awards 2020.
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