Tackling Poverty Grant will help provide 300 beds for children
First Days charity thanks Wokingham United Charities for their support
Read moreDetailsFirst Days charity thanks Wokingham United Charities for their support
Read moreDetailsIts Festival of Sustainability will feature recycled fashion, rock bands, and strawberries
Read moreDetailsASD Family Help will be able to offer a finances and wellbeing course to help empower people who are struggling
Read moreDetailsAs Wokingham's Conservative Parliamentary Candidate, I have hit the ground running with our General Election campaign.
Read moreDetailsVillagers have been left 'shocked' that planning officers are asking councillors to approve a development of 230 homes in the countryside.
Read moreDetailsTwo local green spaces managed by Wokingham Borough Council are recognised for their abundance of natural habitats and plant species that help
Read moreDetailsA team of expert fixers is standing by to give products a new lease of life
Read moreDetailsThe developer came to inspire SEND pupils about the housing sector through some hands-on fun, inspired by their curriculum
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER has gone missing from the Hurst area and police are appealing for help to find him.
Read moreDetailsA FLASHER who targeted a shopper visiting the Asda store in Lower Earley is being targeted by police.
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