Housebuilder announces sponsorship of Wokingham-based friendship charity
A HOUSEBUILDER has made a grand donation in a bid to help Wokingham people stay in touch.
Read moreDetailsA HOUSEBUILDER has made a grand donation in a bid to help Wokingham people stay in touch.
Read moreDetailsThe sound of laughter will be returning to Wokingham Theatre in October with comedy nights organised by the Wokingham Lions Club.
Read moreDetailsSir Vince Cable, former leader of the Liberal Democrats, spent time with Clive Jones, the Wokingham candidate for his party.
Read moreDetailsDancing and singalongs were the order of the day at Austen House care home in Lower Earley, Reading where residents were keen to
Read moreDetailsCreative Arts students from Bracknell and Wokingham College celebrated their successes with friends, family and special guests at their Art
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council have said the first batch of postal vote packs have been dispatched.
Read moreDetailsvA CONSERVATIVE candidate in the general election says he is disappointed comments he made in private were secretly recorded
Read moreDetailsTWO hustings events will take place in Wokingham borough this week, with the first this evening. Churches have teamed up to organise the events, offering people a chance to hear...
Read moreDetailsA Crowthorne school teacher has been given a prestigious award from England Football for her contribution to girls' football.
Read moreDetailsHurst Village Society's extraordinary general meeting agreed to dissolve the society.
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