Organisation lights a candle of friendship in Maiden Erlegh
Inner Wheel group celebrates its centenary
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Final preparations being made as Wokingham Lions Club looks forward to annual May Fair
Expect fun in the sun - here's hoping!
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Retailer appeals for help after shop theft
Children's clothing retailer This Little Piggy in Elms Walk was targeted last week.
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Highdown School head appointed as Chief Education Officer at Activate Learning Education Trust
The Activate Learning Trust has announced that it has appointed Rachel Cave, head teacher at Highdown School, as Chief Education Officer
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Wokingham day centre celebrates new facilities
There's 'always someone to talk to' at Wade day centre
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Volunteers plant trees to improve boggy ground
Wokingham In Bloom team gets digging
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Borough children celebrate their 5000th tree
Shinfield St Mary's Junior School is planting for the future
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FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Honesty in our campaigning and our messaging
Over the past few weeks the Lib Dems have been campaigning hard across the Borough for the local elections.
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NHS shares Rebecca’s story and appeals for more donations during Plasma Donation Week
The NHS is celebrating blood plasma donors and appealing for more to come forward as it observes Plasma Donation Week
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Police appeal for help locating missing Henley man with links to Reading
Daniel, 56, was reported missing from Henley-on-Thames and was last seen in the town on the night of Wednesday, April 24
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