Wokingham dentists’ energy bills soar from £700 to £5,000 a month
A WOKINGHAM town centre dental practice has warned it may be forced to close due to soaring electricity bills leaving patients without NHS cover.
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First bricks laid at Gorse Ride by Wokingham Mayor
WOKINGHAM Borough Council's flagship regeneration scheme has reached a symbolic and significant milestone.
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A GATHERING OF THE GIVING: Mayor thanks award winners and volunteers
WOKINGHAM Borough Mayor Cllr Caroline Smith recognised the efforts of those who have contributed to the community over the past year.
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NEXT GEN: Young performers dazzle at Woodley Festival 2023
BUDDING performers from across Berkshire have been showcasing their talents at a prestigious arts festival.
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Wokingham residents will come first promises Labour group leader
RESIDENTS will come first, promises the leader of the Labour group on Wokingham borough council.
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Hexagon panto star Katsie shortlisted for her role in Jack and the Beanstalk
Katsie Fong Frydenberg made her debut at The Hexagon last Christmas in Jack and the Beanstalk, wowing audiences with her voice and penchant for comedy
Read moreDetailsWoosehill Cubs think big when it comes to fundraising
WHEN it comes to helping others, Cubs at the 1st Woosehill Scout Group like to think big. After raising £50 from a toy sale, the youngsters kept going
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Find the Easter animals hiding in California Country Park
Find the Easter animals hiding in California Country Park
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Redwood votes against PM’s new Northern Ireland deal
SIR John Redwood was one of 22 Conservative MPs who voted against Rishi Sunak's new post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.
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Survey open for new Arborfield hub
ARBORFIELD residents are set to have their say on plans for a community centre.
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