Wes Streeting calls junior doctor’s strike in Reading ‘self defeating’
The health secretary has called the junior doctors' strike unnecessary and self-defeating during a visit to Reading.
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Hurst homes plans refused – again
Planning officers have refused to grant permission in principle for up to seven homes on land in Hurst.
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MP receives a warm welcome in Wokingham’s The Well
The Warm Space at Kings Church offers friendship, and free lunch, all year round
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Charity tickets still available for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolfe
Wokingham performance will raise funds for people with autism and learning disability
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Sparks fly as Wokingham church battles breeze for Easter Sunday sunrise service
St Paul's Church's dawn service celebrated The Light of the World
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Wokingham MP joins mental health walk
he Wokingham MP has said the group is making great strides towards a healthier culture for men.
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Wokingham MP calls for 10p fuel duty cut amid transport and cost-of-living crisis
Clive Jones is calling for an immediate 10p cut in fuel duty.
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Three Bracknell bus routes axed after running nearly empty
Funding for three bus services is set to be withdrawn.
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Beer lovers invited to Wokingham’s first-ever Ale Trail with badge reward
One aim is to encourage members of the public to visit them.
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Wokingham businesswoman shortlisted for award
Jenny, founder of Audhdistically Me, has been shortlisted in recognition of her work supporting late-diagnosed AuDHD adults.
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