Minister visits Wokingham
Care minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, was in Wokingham earlier this week.
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Inner Wheel club members sew sacks for Santa
Filled with toys by The Cowshed, the bags will delight children on Christmas Day
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Crowthorne shopper with golden token chooses children’s charity
Youngsters at Our House will benefit from £5,000 charity boost
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Crowthorne Co-op set for relaunch
The reopening follows a major programme of works and improvements to 'totally transform' the store.
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Councillor resigns after four months
A Wokingham Borough councillor has stepped down from her role with immediate effect.
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Scarecrows are gathering in Twyford
Have fun finding them all this half-term holiday and support local schools
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Queen Anne’s School Welcomes new Deputy Head Academic
Ben Stephenson steps into the role from that of director of Sixth Form.
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Wokingham Hospital garden receives award from Squire’s Wokingham
Volunteers recognised for creating an oasis of calm
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Pick up some crocus corms for charity in Wokingham this weekend
Rotary Club of Wokingham says it with flowers to highlight its End Polio Now campaign
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Follow A Winter’s Trail: art in the borough
Visit nine artists to discover their work
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