Council to determine fate of garden treehouse
The retrospective application sought approval for a timber treehouse and zipline.
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Food, conversation, and community are all on the menu at a free Christmas lunch in Earley this weekend
Food for thought will be served at a free Christmas community lunch in Earley this weekend
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The Snowman film, brass band style, returns to Wokingham
The Snowman film, brass band style, returns to Wokingham
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Dogs invited to meet Santa at DBARC
SANTA is said to only visit good boys and girls, so dogs will never have to worry about whether they're on the naughty list.
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New hope for Barkham solar farm
A new solar farm in Barkham could be connected to the national grid in August 2026.
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Here’s how GWR strike action will impact you on Thursday
Great Western Railway is warning travellers there will be significant disruption on Thursday, December 7.
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NHS: Booking for flu and COVID-19 jabs set to close next week
The national systems for booking flu and coronavirus vaccinations is set to close for bookings on Friday, December 15
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Royal Mail problems in Woodley and Earley raised in parliament
PROBLEMS with Royal Mail deliveries in Woodley and Earley have been raised in parliament.
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Woodley Town Centre manager hopes community will bring vote for best festive shop window to Woodley
FORGET the 12 days of Christmas, Woodley town centre manager Brian Fennelly wants you to focus on the 12 shop windows instead
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Hurst villagers turn out in force to celebrate switch-on of its festive lights
Around 450 villagers joined in Hurst's St Nicholas Night celebrations in the School Road recreation ground.
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