Police release statement after presence in Woodley yesterday evening
Thames Valley Police have released a statement after there was a police presence in the Crossways area of Woodley at around 6pm yesterday.
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‘Wokingham money for Wokingham people’
Wokingham is facing a £50 million cut in its government funding.
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SAFE Family Fun Day brought animal magic to Wokingham at the weekend
Horses, dogs and snakes were just some of the attractions at the outdoor event
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Moore please: Wokingham Town start with a win
Town now look forward to a Friday night (August 1) under the lights at Lowther Road.
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Wokingham shows support for Trans Rights
Representatives from Wokingham Pride headed to London to support the trans community.
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring Leonie Jakobi, Cold July, One Eyed Man
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham.
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‘What an amazing party that was’, says Wokingham charity
Sedero Lounge hosts afternoon social event for Link Friends
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Fundraising appeal after Woosehill family lose everything in ‘devastating’ fire
Donations have been pledged from more than 140 people and organisations.
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Things are buzzing at The Lexicon
Steve is looking after The Lexicon's three hives on the rooftop of Princess Square.
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Naturally speaking: New wetland habitats in Charvil
Environmental News and Views
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