Artificial wicket plans approved
The new wicket will allow boys and girls to play more cricket.
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Railway disruption this weekend
Passengers are being warned of significant disruption due to industrial action.
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring Lambrini Girls, Songer, Heartworms
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham
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Festival goers treated to retro greats at Henley-on-Thames Rewind Festival 2025
Festival goers were treated to a weekend of throwback anthems at Rewind Festival 2025.
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Police release update following unexplained death in Norreys Avenue Wokingham
Thames Valley Police has released an update after they attended an unexplained death in Norreys Avenue, Wokingham last week.
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Delivery driver assaulted by group of youngsters in Bracknell as police appeal for help to identify suspects
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after a delivery driver was assaulted in Bracknell.
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Royal Berks honours Frederick Potts VC with new treatment unit
Royal Berks staff were joined by descendants of Trooper Frederick Potts VC to open a brand-new clinical space named in his honour.
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Wokingham Arts Trail returns next month
Enjoy a free annual display of creativity in the town
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Town pays its respects
Wokingham paid its respects to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.
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Final acts announced for Wokingham Festival this weekend
The final acts for this years Wokinngham Festival, which takes place this weekend, have been announced.
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