Ain’t no mountain high enough to stop superfundraiser Dalia
Wokingham cancer patient on top of the world for Coppafeel
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Arts4Wokingham to assist Shinfield Parish Council with new art installation
The two organisations will work together to create an artwork that 'looks to the future'
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‘No plans’ to relocate Hurst post office following sudden closure
There are 'no plans' to relocate a post office serving a Berkshire village following its sudden closure.
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Government cuts funding for Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council's finances will be even more stretched next year.
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Christmas carols and Christmas camels delight at Wokingham Living Nativity
Holme Grange event inspires wonder and awe
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Police and Crime Commissioner: Home Sec’s funding ‘falls short,’ may see police numbers falling
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has said that funding announcements fall short of the force's needs.
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Tesco thanks shoppers for generous Winter Food Collection
More than 6,000 meals donated
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Optalis group plays Santa Paws, delivering gifts to pups
The group's treat bags will help lonely canines feel loved at Christmas
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Christmas Cheer grant creates disco fun for CLASP members
'I enjoyed all the music and having fun together,' says Lorna
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Big decline in parking fines in Wokingham
Figures to the start of October 2024 showed a more than 40% year-on-year decline.
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