Hundreds support Kebab Van to renew licence after revocation from other locations
Hundreds of residents have shown support for a kebab van owner despite allegations he used derogatory and racist language towards a customer.
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Fire crews tackle wildfire at Eversley Cross
Fire crews tackled a wildfire at Eversley Cross in Hook yesterday, which is now under control.
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Mop heads and lace caps: star attractions at Squire’s Garden Centres
Enjoy a month long Festival of Hydrangeas
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Carol appointed as borough mayor
Cllr Carol Jewell has been elected as the next Wokingham borough mayor.
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Lower Earley pupils turned back the clock for their school’s 40th birthday
Hawkedon Primary School celebrations included learning activities based on1984
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A July exhibition: expect a treat for Wokingham art lovers
Original works of art will be on display ? and for sale
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Walk the Walk highlights supporters during National Volunteers’ Week
It says they are 'the backbone of its events and the beating heart of The MoonWalk'.
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Landowner accused of breaching planning rules for newbuild home in Woodley
A landowner has been accused of breaching planning rules for a house that is currently being built in Woodley.
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Six Berkshire residents awarded British Empire medal by Berkshire Lieutenancy
THE LORD Lieutenant of Berkshire celebrated some of the unsung heroes of the county this week, awarding residents with accolades for their service
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Could you help Wokingham Pride 2025?
June is Pride month around the world, and Wokingham Pride is preparing for its annual 2025 celebration on 12th July.
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