Wokingham council can release more no-deal Brexit plans thanks to Yellowhammer
Details about Wokingham Borough Council’s planning in the event of a no-deal Brexit have been release
Read moreDetailsDetails about Wokingham Borough Council’s planning in the event of a no-deal Brexit have been release
Read moreDetailsLocal lady, Cath Adams has been announced as regional finalist in the Slimming World Woman of the Year competition.
Read moreDetailsChildren at Bohunt School had the chance to design their own speed sign in a competition.
Read moreDetailsAsked to showcase her collection at London Fashion Week, local designer presented her nature-inspired work.
Read moreDetailsTherapies on Thames are bringing their physiotherapy to WADE day centre in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsAfter organising a 20-day roadblock with their own vehicles, residents are now looking for a permanent solution to stop travellers gaining access to private land.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL charity performance of Verdi’s Requiem will take place in Reading’s Concert Hall early next month thanks to The Corona Orchestra and The Oxford Chorus
Read moreDetailsReading were eliminated from the Carabao Cup after Lucas Boye's last gasp equaliser meant the game had to be decided on penalties. John Swift provided an outrageous assist for Boye...
Read moreDetailsLast year’s winner of Britain’s biggest talent contest will take to Norden Farm’s stage this November as part of his comedy tour. Lee Ridley- who is famously known as Lost...
Read moreDetailsHeavy rainfall across Berkshire has caused flooding and traffic delays.
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