A STOP and Search order for parts of Crowthorne and Sandhurst has been extended by an additional 24 hours. Originally put in place from 2pm on Friday, October 2, it...
Read moreDetailsWORK on one of Wokingham’s newest roads is continuing into its second phase after the successful completion of a land access agreement. The Eastern Gateway section of the South Wokingham...
Read moreDetails“PLEASE keep your recycling dry”. That’s the message from Wokingham Borough Council leader John Halsall as heavy rain blights the borough for the next four days. The council has ordered...
Read moreDetailsHEAVY rain is falling over the borough causing localised flooding as Storm Alex makes its presence felt. The Met Office has issued a weather warning for much of the country,...
Read moreDetailsWinnersh-bsaed company BD won a Thames Valley Local Hero Award for its work delivering medical technology to Covid patients.
Read moreDetailsTHERE’S NOTHING finer than discovering a new treat and that’s exactly what’s on offer thanks to Wokingham Loves Music. This week’s collection of tunes includes an appearance from Wokingham-based Crooked...
Read moreDetailsTHE BRITISH Modern Military History Society (BMMHS) is holding twice-monthly talks, all given by leading historians, writers and former military personnel. On Tuesday, October 6, at 2pm, Dr Kate Vigurs...
Read moreDetailsCOATS, the charity for senior citizens in Crowthorne, is running a vintage event at its pop-up shop. Shop volunteers have been saving items for a few months and now have...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM couple are hoping to bring the joy of art to homes across the borough with their new business venture. Professional artist and designer Jayne Leighton Herd and her...
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of a Maidenhead cancer charity has been featured in a national project celebrating female entrepreneurs.
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