The Link Visiting Scheme launches appeal to help meet its moving costs
The Link Visiting Scheme will make the switch to new premises later this month and is looking for generous residents to help it meet its £2,000 relocation costs.
Read moreDetailsThe Link Visiting Scheme will make the switch to new premises later this month and is looking for generous residents to help it meet its £2,000 relocation costs.
Read moreDetailsNew public toilets have been opened as part of Wokingham Town Centre's Regeneration.
Read moreDetailsWorld-renowned Director is to run a film masterclass and screen his new film at the University next week.
Read moreDetailsAshridge Nursery have been temporarily relocated with the help from the Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsContestants from this year’s ‘Miss Mermaid UK’ will meet shoppers and pose for photographs ahead of the competition on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsThe Taylor-Stewart family from Winnersh tell their story in a new book launched this month.
Read moreDetailsA proposal has been developed for 500 homes on Blagrove Meadows, a current greenfield site off Finchampstead Road.
Read moreDetailsAN ANNUAL charity music event is changing venue this year, making it easier for music fans to attend. Oxjam will take place in Bracknell’s Acoustic Couch, just a short walk...
Read moreDetailsCommunity members have been awarded with the Wokingham Borough Mayor’s Roll of Honour this September.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Jose Gomes praised his sides second half spirit but called for them to find consistency after they fell to a 4-1 defeat at home to Fulham. The Royals...
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