Live at The Lexicon returns
Get ready for an unforgettable day of music, theatre and family fun.
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New hall at The Piggott School
The expansion is part of a phased project.
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Wokingham Lions look back with pride
The club marks a year of fundraising success
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FA Cup tie in Wokingham tomorrow
The Sumas will entertain Larkhall Athletic.
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Berkshire councils set to create top official with £130k salary
The six councils in Berkshire are set to create a role for a new top official with a £130k per year salary.
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring JNR x Natalie Gray, Tom Robinson Band, Solstice
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham. As always, we have a wide variety of musical style
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Have your say on proposals to improve resident parking permits
Council seeks views on town centre and station parking permits
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The Link celebrates International Friendship Day
The befriending charity gathers for lunch, entertainment, and even a spot of dancing, at a Wokingham event
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Woodley celebrates green-fingered competition winners
Hard work, dedication and pride produced results at Reading Road Allotments
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Enjoy a night at the theatre to support a borough treasure
Tickets for The Winslow Boy's opening night will benefit historic Hurst Bowling Club
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