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The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow for later this week. If the forecast is correct – and it could change between now and Wednesday morning –...

Last week, the High Court ruled in favour of Hare Hatch Sheeplands bringing to an end its legal battle with Wokingham Borough Council. PHIL CREIGHTON finds out what it means...

A WOKINGHAM woman is preparing to launch a new group aimed at reducing loneliness among women. Rachel Bradley is heading up the Reading Tribe of the female collective Girl Tribe...

ABBA fans can enjoy a fun karaoke night at an Earley pub on Saturday, February 2. Mamma Mia is the theme for the evening at the Seven Red Roses in...

Police have launched an urgent appeal to find a man wanted after a woman was assaulting in Reading earlier this week. Richard Greenacre, aged 28 of Venning Road in Arborfield,...

WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has sent a letter to the Post Office seeking a meeting with senior management and is hoping it won’t get lost in the post. On...

A BENCHMARKING tool from a leading equality campaigner has seen the University of Reading become one of the UK’s top employers. The Stonewall Workplace Equality Index (WEI) was published earlier...

Residents living on one of Wokingham’s most central roads are relocating as the struggle to find residential parking has left the locals feeling “prosecuted”. More than 70 resident parking permits...

ANYONE interested in fostering or adopting children can find out more at an information session being held in Wokingham next week. The Town Hall in Market Place will be the...

RESIDENTS presenting a petition to Wokingham Borough Council walked out of the meeting saying they felt their voices were being ignored. And they were joined in the walkout by a...