New shop is a gift for Wokingham
A new shop is set to open in Wokingham this week.
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Finchampstead gardeners say tulips will star in their spring show
Daffodils may be out, but tulips are in
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Police appeal for help locating two teenage girls missing from Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Shontae and Laura, both 16, who have been reported missing from Reading
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Help with debts in Wokingham
From April 6, the £90 fee will be scrapped, enabling more people to consider getting help with their debts.
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Stars of the future: WASMA gives hundreds of children the chance to shine
Youngsters fill the Hexagon Theatre with music, song, and dance
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Peach Place on Good Friday: Were you there?
Actors presented a drama about Jesus's final journey to the cross
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Fire at Wokingham church heralds dawn of Easter
Parishioners light candles to remember the resurrection
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Safer nights in Wokingham as licensed venues to adopt Ask For Angela scheme
New licensing policies were approved that included several safeguarding provisions.
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Signed copy of former prime minister’s book among auction items available to raise funds for Hurst Bowling Club – here’s how you can make a bid
Hurst Bowling Club, said to be the UK's second oldest bowling club, loves its history but has its eyes firmly on the future.
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Twyford Together’s Community Award winners of 2024
Congratulations go to all the Twyford Together finalists
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