Wokingham Fireworks 2024: Did you see them?
The crowds? the display? the band?
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Play Reading school children’s colourful new card game
Pick up the most passengers along the town's rainbow bus routes to win
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Barkham poppy in parliament
The MP was wearing a REME poppy in the Houses of Parliament on Monday.
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Enjoy two great choral works in one evening, in Reading
Reading Haydn Choir will perform the music of Haydn and Bach
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Plans approved for Amercian fast food drive-thru in Winnersh
American fast food chain Five Guys has been granted permission .
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4000 bulbs will fill Elms Field with colour in the spring
An army of volunteers has planted crocuses in Wokingham for End Polio Now
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Almost £250k recovered for faulty cars
Trading Standards officers have assisted consumers to obtain the appropriate resolution.
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Longest Yarn goes to Aldershot
Crocheted artwork inspired by The Bayeux Tapestry can be visited in the nearby town
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Wokingham MP Clive Jones secures cancer strategy promise
MP secures a commitment from the government to deliver a National Cancer Strategy.
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Cost of bus travel in Wokingham and Bracknell to increase
The cost of travelling by bus in Bracknell and Wokingham is set to increase, the Government has announced.
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