Thames Water wins court approval for £3bn of investment to avoid collapse
Thames Water has won court approval for £3bn of funding in a two-part plan aimed at saving it from collapse into public ownership.
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Teachers at award-winning school in Reading to go on strike
Teachers who are members of the National Education Union (NEU) at Leighton Park School are to go on strike
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Find the joy of reading aloud – at two libraries
Share a love of language and literature with others
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Wokingham Festival 2025 Super Early Bird tickets go on sale
Super Early Bird day and weekend tickets are on sale for Wokingham Festival 2025 now, and more acts have been announced.
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Government launches consultation on national rail watchdog
The government has announced the launch of proposals for a national body to deliver more reliable train travel across the UK
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Love was in the air at Winnersh Dance Club
Winnersh Dance Club celebrated Valentine's Day with romantic waltzes
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Town Councillors show love for Wokingham as they get spring cleaning
Andy Croy and Annette Medhurst spruce up the town's road signage
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Stories from the repair cafe: The Gift of Time
Wokingham writer's short story, inspired by a broken clock
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Leaders wanted, to help make lasting memories for growing Scouting movement
Have fun and make a difference as a volunteer
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South Central Ambulance Service offering first aid workshop for young people
South Central Ambulance Service is set to to hold an event to help young people learn first aid on Wednesday, February 19
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