Enjoy a night at the theatre to support a borough treasure
Tickets for The Winslow Boy's opening night will benefit historic Hurst Bowling Club
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Woodley third despite draw
Woodley United sit in third place, undefeated with 10 points from their opening four games.
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A-Level results 2025: The Forest celebrates ‘record year’
The Forest school has said that it is proud to report that 80% of our students have secured their places at their first choice Universities
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A-Levels Results: Leighton Park students join those across the country celebrating ‘exceptionally high’ grades
Students from Leighton Park School are celebrating as they collect A-Level results today, with the cohort seeing a 3% rise in A* grades
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A-Level results 2025: The Emmbrook School celebrates ‘exceptional’ results
The Emmbrook School is celebrating what it has called 'exceptional' A-Level results.
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Daisy drops in to Wokingham
Wokingham Liberal Democrats welcomed their party's deputy leader, Daisy Cooper, to the borough last week.
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A vulnerable young man is about to lose his home following noise nuisance complaints
'Oliver deserves not just a home, but dignity, justice, and a voice,' says his family
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Moore support for the Sumas
Engineering recruitment firm Elastic has partnered with Wokingham Town.
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Ministers appoint consultant for possible Thames Water collapse
Government ministers have appointed insolvency advisors to draw up plans in the event of a potential collapse of Thames Water.
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Berkshire village is best for beer
Finchamstead has renewed its claims to be the centre of independent craft brewing in the UK.
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