Enjoy a night with the museum
The Museum of English Rural Life is hosting GLOW live on Youtube tonight.
Read moreDetailsThe Museum of English Rural Life is hosting GLOW live on Youtube tonight.
Read moreDetailsROAD resurfacing works are to continue on the M4 this weekend, leading to more closures. The Smart Motorway project continues, and Highways England is to shut the motorway between junctions 8/9...
Read moreDetailsResidents in need of urgent medical must now call NHS 111 before going to the Emergency Department.
Read moreDetailsREADING ROCKETS came close to toppling league favourites, but were narrowly beaten in their behind closed doors match at the John Madejski Academy. With Sam Toluwase away on forces service...
Read moreDetailsThe latest coronavirus statistics for Wokingham borough, as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
Read moreDetailsTWO older residents in Woodley have been subjected to an aggravated burglary where the robbers had a firearm and a quantity of cash was stolen. The incident took place on...
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE who have had Covid-19 are being asked to respond to an urgent call to donate blood plasma – and potentially save lives. NHS Blood and Transplant has opened the...
Read moreDetailsWoodley held a Covid-safe remembrance ceremony last weekend.
Read moreDetailsThe Countess of Wessex visited Wokingham Foodbank last week to talk about the charity's response to coronavirus.
Read moreDetailsA new hospital is set to open in Wokingham. NHS eyecare provider SpaMedica is opening a new site on Fishponds Road.
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