Addiction charity joins call to open up about rehab
Hare Hatch-based charity Yeldall Manor is calling for more about discussion about the benefits of rehab.
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Fire service hub launched to support veterans
A new hub that supports veterans working for the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service launched earlier this month.
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Old boys receive remembrance donation
Arborfield Old Boys Association has received a remembrance donation from Crest Nicholson.
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NELLIE WILLIAMS: Rest and recuperation
In this week's column, Nellie Williams reflects on the importance of rest and recuperation.
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Moonshoot testing on the horizon for Wokingham borough
Wokingham borough will soon have access to new quick-result Covid tests.
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Celebrating Diwali in lockdown
Families across the borough have adapted their Diwali celebrations due to Covid-19.
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Shoppers queue up to save £200
New research suggests shoppers would wait up to 65 minutes in a virtual queue if they knew it would save them £200.
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HARRY’S WORLD: A new skill gained in lockdown
Harry's World as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
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Salvation Army supports the vulnerable this winter
The Salvation Army, with the held of Churches Together in Wokingham, is supporting the borough's vulnerable throughout winter this year.
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Pebbles turn veggie to become vegetables
Children from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have been swapping pebbles for seeds with Squire's Garden Centre.
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