Approval given for new Buddhist temple
A house has been transformed into one of the only Buddhist places of worship in the Reading area.
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Reading Women 0-0 Charlton Athletic: 10-player Royals dig deep to pick up point against wasteful Addicks
READING FC WOMEN had to dig deep to pick up a point after they were forced to hold on with 10 players in their home match with Charlton Athletic.
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Musician’s warning after ticket issued for car parked in unmarked bay in Wokingham town centre
A Berkshire musician has become the latest victim of the unclear parking regime in Wokingham.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: What the Conservatives would do for Wokingham Borough
I wanted to take this opportunity to explain how we would do things differently if the Conservatives were in control of the Council
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New parking services take off with services from Thames Valley Park in Earley to the RBH and Heathrow Airport
Park and ride has received a boost in Wokingham with the launch of two new services
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A delve into Secret Wokingham thanks to new book
A new book, Secret Wokingham, looks at the history of the town.
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First class stamps to cost £1.25 from October as Royal Mail calls for end to Saturday deliveries
ROYAL MAIL has announced that due to rising prices, the cost of a first class stamp will be £1.25 from next month.
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Iconic deal for Binfield Football Club a stadium renamed in new sponsorship deal
Binfield Football Club has announced its first stadium sponsorship.
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Thames Water lays out revised proposals following 50-year plan consultation
Thames Water has laid out a revised draft of its Water Resources Management Plan, which will govern how it delivers "secure and sustainable" water
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All Saints Earth Fayre: Wokingham church leads call to support the planet together
All Saints Earth Fayre: a call to support the planet together
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