End of the road for resurfacing work
The work exactly at the border of areas covered by Wokingham and Bracknell councils,
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New home for town business
The Eye People opticians has been trading from Market Place for eleven years.
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Residents of Austen House put the fun into fundraising
They got moving to support people in need
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Valiant volunteers complete 15 days of walking in Thames Path challenge
Three valiant volunteers have just completed the gruelling challenge of walking the entire Thames Path over the past 15 days.
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‘It’s been a privilege,’ says Fr Richard
'And whoever comes to Wokingham will be very, very lucky'
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Research calls for curriculum changes as proportion of girls studying computing drops to around one in five
The University of Reading has shared figures which show that the proportion of girls taking Computing at GCSE level has halved
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Church parking plans approved
A total of 26 representations were received during the consultation period.
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Autumn is about to get funny
Wokingham Lions announce their comedy line-up
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Law firm raises almost £5,000 in annual charity will-writing campaign
A law firm with branches in Reading, Wokingham, and Farnham has raised almost £5,000 by participating in an annual charity will-writing campaign.
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New restaurant and pub for Crowthorne
The new establishment will also create 40 full-time jobs for the local community.
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