Reading to hold first ever online safety summit next week
Reading Borough Council has announced that it is set to hold its first ever summit for online safety on Wednesday, November 20.
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Stage and screen star surprises the audience at the Whitty Theatre
See No Evil bonus a delight for Wokingham film viewers
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Spencers Wood Repair Cafe receives £500 to build homes
Birds in the borough will be well housed thanks to the group
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Woodley vicar lays wreath for Forgotten Army
Chinese workers lost during World War One remembered at the Cenotaph
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Wokingham Community Awards 2024: Borough’s extraordinary people celebrated
Wokingham's extraordinary people were celebrated last night as Wokingham Today, in association with Wokingham Borough Council
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‘Volunteers are our heartbeat’ says operations manager Michelle as Soulscape receives prestigious award
Six borough charities are honoured by The King for voluntary service to their communities
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Austen House honours the fallen
Residents fall silent on Remembrance Day
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New online course can help Wokingham schools become Trauma aware
Teachers are invited to sign up for the free resource
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Shinfield care home gets ready for festive fun
Parson's Grange invites the community in for its Christmas fair
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Councillor Paul Fishwick dies after short illness
Cllr Paul Fishwick has died following a short illness.
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