Grass cutting in Wokingham behind schedule after wettest March since 1981
AFTER no-mow May and a rather wet start to spring, Wokingham Borough Council is preparing to get back on track with its grass cutting strategy
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For nearly 600 years, Wokingham United Charities has been at the forefront of helping the borough
IT'S not known for sure who the first person was to be helped by the Wokingham United Charities.
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Tea and fruit could prevent memory loss
A DIET lacking a compound found in tea, apples and berries is linked to age-related memory loss, according to a large trial in older adults.
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There be giants in a 12th century church in Aldworth … and you can have afternoon tea with them
A VILLAGE church is holding a summer of afternoon teas with some very special guests.
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Donation from Wokingham shoppers will help charity provide holidays for domestic abuse survivors
Supermarket donation will provide holidays for domestic abuse survivors
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Sally Gurney named as new mayor for Wokingham town
WOKINGHAM town's new mayor is Cllr Sally Gurney.
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Get ready to party – free music event in Wokingham town centre today
A MUSIC festival is to take place in Wokingham town centre today, and entry is free. Organised by Wokingham Town Council, Party in the Park sees four bands perform in...
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‘We feel like thieves’: Shoppers’ anger over new security system at Sainsbury’s Winnersh
ANGRY shoppers have hit out over a new security system at the Sainsbury's store in Winnersh which they claim makes them "feel like thieves".
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Beth Rowland elected as Wokingham’s borough mayor, Adrian Mather to be deputy
THE NEW Wokingham Borough Mayor for the coming year was elected at the annual meeting of council on May 18.
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Refugees’ joy at receiving Premier League tickets thanks to Wokingham charity The Cowshed
Refugees' joy at receiving Premier League tickets
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