Wokingham Borough Council announced final plans for the regeneration of the Carnival Pool site. Work is expected to start next summer, with the new-look centre opening in the summer of...
Read moreDetailsIn hindsight, the Royals’ summer transfer activity may well have been what brought down Jose Gomes, who was sacked this week after a run of two draws and four defeats...
Read moreDetailsReading have sacked manager Jose Gomes with immediate effect after they dropped into the relegation zone last weekend. A run of five defeats in six Championship games saw the Royals...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM garden centre is preparing to put on some spooky events this half-term. Squires Garden Centre on Heathlands Road is running sessions for children
Read moreDetailsSINGER/songwriter Richard Digance will be entertaining visitors to the Wokingham Music Club on Friday, October 18.
Read moreDetailsA RARE chance to hear the world-famous Tredegar Band will be offered at a free concert in Woodley this Friday, October 11
Read moreDetailsBANTAM chickens are clucking and crowing with pride at their success in a big agricultural show competition
Read moreDetailsYOUNG READERS have a feast of fun awaiting them thanks to the second-ever Wokingham Children’s Book Festival
Read moreDetailsTHE Government is preparing to bring its Brexit roadshow to Reading to help businesses in the Thames Valley prepare.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are calls for a bus service to be expanded after Wokingham borough residents say they have been left stranded at the side of the road
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