Charvil stream rewilding project gathers pace
A stream in Charvil has been restocked with more than 1,200 fish.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Helping Wokingham people at Christmas
The cost of living crisis means that many of our residents will sadly find it difficult to just pay for the basic essentials this Christmas
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A baker’s dozen of musical fun to celebrate Christmas Reading and Wokingham style, thanks to RaW Sounds Today
IT'S NEARLY time for Noddy Holder to hang his stocking on the wall. If you're looking for a soundtrack to feel seasonal, why not keep it local?
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Get your Christmas tree collected from your door and help Sue Ryder at the same time
A CHARITY that offers palliative care is branching out ? by offering to collect your Christmas tree.
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Leisure centre shows free festive films for families
Leisure centre shows free festive films for families
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Plans for Aldi Winnersh approved, but floodplain means it’s not green light yet
A NEW supermarket set to be built on Winnersh floodplains has been approved by the council, but the government could turn the plans down
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University reveals new healthcare training facility
University reveals new healthcare training facility
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It’s nearly time to take the tree down
It's nearly time to take the tree down
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Road in Barkham sells for £10
The freehold ownership of a road in Barkham has sold for £10.
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Wokingham witnesses 22 ‘brides’ out for a run
Wokingham witnesses 22 'brides' out for a run
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