Children can enjoy their school garden thanks to volunteer gardeners
Helping hands have transformed Gorse Ride School's quiet space
Read moreDetailsHelping hands have transformed Gorse Ride School's quiet space
Read moreDetailsSir John Redwood has again ignited the California crossroads roadworks debate.
Read moreDetailsMore than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
Read moreDetailsA club has applied for permission to extend the hours of use at its artificial grass pitch in Sonning.
Read moreDetailsPlaces Leisure is offering a new course, Move Through Menopause, at Wokingham, and Lodden Valley leisure centres
Read moreDetailsMichael Campion pleaded guilty to 13 counts of theft and one count of assault following a crime spree in Wokingham's Co-op stores
Read moreDetailsNEVER have the words of a song ever been more true: tomorrow cinemagoers in Winnersh will all be kung fu fighting, and all to celebrate the launch of Kung Fu...
Read moreDetailsThames Water's future looks increasingly uncertain as critical funding is being withheld after its business plan was dubbed "uninvestable"
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham resident has been left without an internet connection after workers "chopped through" his wifi cable.
Read moreDetailsThat was the view of Wokingham Borough councillors last week, when debating a call to urgently build a crossing to a Shinfield school.
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