Do you love a real pet, or would you prefer a robot pet?
RSPCA invites animal lovers to help shape Animal Futures
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New restaurant opens its doors
The doors have opened for the latest restaurant to appear in Wokingham town centre. The official opening of Lucky’s Diner in Elms Walk took place last night (Monday), with deputy...
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Strategies for town centres approved
A trategic framework was approved to help towns and districts adapt and thrive.
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Repairs are ‘temporary’
'Resident safety remains top priority.'
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Enjoy a night of Woodley Concert Band show stoppers
From Webber to Wicked, there'll be something for everyone
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TVP launches new campaign encouraging reporting of antisocial behaviour
Thames Valley Police has teamed with Milton Keynes College for its latest campaign aimed at tackling antisocial behaviour
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring The Outliers, Ruby Dawn, Steve Hackett and more
Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham.
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Wokingham business Ovenu helps young cooks measure up
Schools can claim free cooking ingredients containers for their pupils
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Mother paid 2.6k after Wokingham Borough Council caused her ‘significant anxiety’ over son’s tutoring
A mother has been paid £2,600 after the council caused her 'significant anxiety' by failing to provide her autistic son with the right tutoring.
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Wokingham and Bracknell planning: Solar panels at Broadmoor hospital
This week's planning round-up features solar panels for Broadmoor hospital, a new golf clubhouse and plans to demolish a train station's signal box.
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