‘Raw and real’ Jane Eyre returns to South Hill Park
Jane Eyre is coming back to South Hill Park for two performances only - and it will be socially distanced.
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Man with knuckle duster disguised as keyring found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place
A MAN who had a knuckle duster disguised as a keyring has been found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place. On Friday, October 30, Dion Marshall,...
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‘Reform will fail to deliver affordable homes’
According to the CPRE, Government housing proposals in Wokingham borough will fail to deliver affordable houses.
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Logistics firm win in SME awards
Lila Logistics, a Wokinham-based freight company, won UK Freight Forwarder of the Year in the Business Elite Awards.
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Building work begins for Crosfields new Senior School
Pupils at Crosfields School in Shinfield are celebrating because construction work has begun on their new building.
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Police awarded for youth drugs help programme success
Thames Valley Police has been awarded for its Youth Drug Diversion Scheme, aimed at tackling drug use in younger people.
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Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club with patronship
Former Prime Minister Theresa May supports Hurst Bowling Club as their new patron.
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MPs vote against free school meal voucher plan
Last week, three out of the four MPs that represent Wokingham borough voted against helping children in poverty during the school holidays.
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Why buying a round could put you in hot water
A pub that dates back nearly 1,000 years is for sale - and it has a rich history.
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Split the Dealer takes the lead on the Wokingham Loves Music playlist
This week's Wokingham Loves Music as seen in Wokingham Today of October 29, 2020.
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