Wokingham town mayor visits green fingered growers
Wokingham town mayor visits green fingered growers
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Gareth Ainsworth’s band prepares to launch debut studio album
Finchampstead's Gareth Ainsworth and his band The Cold Blooded Hearts are set to launch a debut studio album.
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Consultation vote over future of Wokingham town leisure centre
THE FUTURE of a leisure centre in Wokingham town is to be explored by the borough council.
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‘I’m devastated’: Cousin of Hamish Harding speaks of shock at submarine’s implosion
The Wokingham borough family of the adventurer killed with his fellow passengers aboard a submarine say they are devastated about the tragedy
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Founder of Wokingham-based charity that supports victims of domestic abuse awarded BEM
King's award for founder of Wokingham charity
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MP James Sunderland raises menopause question in House of Commons
James Sunderland raises menopause question in House of Commons
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Awards, maypole dancing, tug of war and archery – Winnersh celebrates its community with annual fete
HUNDREDS of people flocked to Bearwood Recreation Ground on Saturday to enjoy a fun day out.
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Crowthorne is on the right tracks with new exercise facility
After the ribbon cutting, pupils from Wildmore Heath School, The Ark and Crowthorne Preschool went around the route saying it was "tracktastic"
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Reading FC 2023/24 League One fixture list: Royals host Posh on opening day
READING FC will open their League One campaign at home to Peterborough on Saturday, August 5.
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Family anxiously await news of British adventurer Hamish Harding, and his crewmates, as search for submarine continues
A Wokingham borough family was anxiously hoping for news of adventurer Hamish Harding and his crewmates from a submarine. Nursery nurse Lucy Cosnett, 38, is goddaughter of Mr Harding. Lucy...
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