Former Wokingham MP: ‘Imposing a government football regulator is a bad idea’
Former Wokingham MP John Redwood has claimed that imposing a football regulator is a 'bad idea'.
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If it’s broken, take it to Spencers Wood for repair
Find out what can be rescued from landfill by a team of expert fixers
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Air Ambulance appeals for O Negative blood donations amid warnings of shortages
The charity is urging those who can to donate amid warnings of a national blood shortage of the universal blood type
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Clive Jones: ‘Berkshire is the Hollywood of the UK’
Berkshire MPs have claimed that the county is the 'Hollywood of the United Kingdom' ? but what exactly do they mean?
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Boost for poppy appeal in Wokingham
Pret has offered the use of a unit in the centre of Wokingham.
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Wokingham school joins global celebration of Commonwealth’s 75th Anniversary
Holme Grange School will feature in an official commemorative album
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Wild Acres Care Home celebrates residents’ artwork
An exhibition has brightened the walls and made the community proud
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Last month’s Swimathon raised thousands, say Wokingham Lions
The charity event exceeded expectations
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Draw your favourite fireworks and lead Wokingham’s torchlit procession
Wokingham Fireworks drawing competition is open
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