Schools retain ranking in Sunday Times list
Two local schools have been listed in the annual Sunday Times Parent Power listings.
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Earley Town Council calls for climate friendly homes across borough
Earley Town Council has criticised the Government's proposal to shake-up the planning system, and is calling for one which meets local needs.
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Team BRIT’s Bobby Trundley reflects on another remarkable racing season
Wokingham racing driver Bobby Trundley expressed his gratitude to Team BRIT as he reflected on another successful season with the racing team. Team BRIT supports people with physical and psychological...
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Sumas boss Bateman calls for five subs when Hellenic League resumes
WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK manager Dan Bateman wants his side to stay sharp during lockdown while ‘non-elite’ sport is prohibited.It is expected that grassroots sport will once again be able to...
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Motorist warns of criminal gang stealing keyless cars in borough
Organised thieves are targeting cars across Wokingham, police have said.
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Norden Farm organises concerts for care homes
Norden Farm has organised concerts for care homes to support the community during lockdown.
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Power cut affects Wokingham homes – this is when it is expected to be restored
HOMES in Wokingham town are currently without electricity. SSE, which manages supplies for the area, said that it is aware of a fault and has engineers on site attempting to...
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Wokingham borough recycles 8,000 tonnes of food
Since its launch, the borough's food waste scheme has diverted 8,000 tonnes of recycling from landfill.
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Got tummy trouble? Talk to your GP
Residents who have continual tummy troubles are being urged to visit their GP for a check-up
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Chrispen joins All Saints Church
Chrispen Gumbs has joined All Saints Church as a priest in training.
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