Anne and Judith help create The Longest Yarn
It's the story of D-Day in wool
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‘Wokingham Waitrose woman’ in demand
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has responded to a report that his party has named a target demographic "Wokingham Waitrose woman".
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Grant will help families bounce back
Funding for charity means children and parents can feel safe
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The band keeps busy
St Sebastian Brass Band will tell stories at their summer concert
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Man from Wokingham arrested
Thames Valley Police has carried out five warrants at addresses across West Berkshire, Wokingham and Hampshire.
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Jailhouse food rocks … Fine FARE promised from new Wokingham restaurant opening next week
PRISON grub has never tasted so good ? kind of. The finest contemporary cuisine is promised when a new restaurant opens in Wokingham next week
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New homes for Barkham Ride
Councillors are being recommended to approve the application at a meeting this week.
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Starbucks drive-thru plans go to appeal
Residents have received letters advising of the appeal.
Read moreDetailsTackling Poverty: Grant helps The Cowshed to transform lives
Delivering practical help for people in need
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Incident between Maidenhead and Marlow sees trains between Reading and London Paddington cancelled, delayed
Trains between Reading and London Paddington have seen significant disruption following an incident on the lines
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