Curtain Up: a director’s love letter to Wokingham Theatre
Curtain Up: a director's love letter to Wokingham Theatre
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We’re putting the band back together … Lower Earley care home resident Valerie returns to Salvation Army to help the band play much-loved hymns
Valerie Handord did jump at the chance to play her cornet with the Salvation Army band on Oxford Road in Reading
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Cameras to monitor Keep Clear zones outside schools
New automatic number plate recognition cameras that will go live outside two schools next week.
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Appeal for witnesses to sexual assault
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault by touching in Bracknell.
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Winnersh fundraiser set to tackle the Great North Run
Steve Double from Winnersh, Berkshire is taking on the Great North Run on Sunday.
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Plans for former NatWest revealed
Details of plans for the former NatWest Bank have been revealed.
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Number of potholes reported in Wokingham borough three times higher than last year
THE number of potholes in Wokingham borough is rising, according to new figures.
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Mayors help open new garden in Wokingham Community Hospital
A NEW garden for patients at Wokingham Community Hospital has been declared open, with a bit of help from a patient.
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ORANGE ALERT: Woodley’s buses face a month of diversions due to roadworks
ANGE WOODLEY bus users are being warned of a month of delays to roadworks.
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Heritage, history and wind power comes alive across Wokingham borough this weekend as Heritage Open Days return
HEAR the story of Wokingham's first woman police officer or get up close to the huge Green Park wind turbine
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