Wokingham and Reading remember ‘Hero with the Shovel’—The local gallipoli soldier who risked everything for a friend
Wargrave society discovers all at a recent meeting
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“Why can’t it be fixed tomorrow?” Twyford parking debate sparks clash
Council asked for update on last exchange with Great Western Railway with regards to additional parking at Twyford station,
Read moreDetailsNearly £100M to be invested in flood protection in South East
The Environment Agency has announced that nearly £100 million in investment has been set to fund flood protection across the South East.
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Will Emmbrook School get its Sixth Form? Wokingham Borough Council gives update
Resident James Westhorpe raised the question at last month's meeting of the full council.
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The Rotary Club of Wokingham announces 75th anniversary year
The fundraising club just keeps on giving
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Wokingham diners step into famous novels for unforgettable World Book Day
WADE Day centre goes to town with its World Book Day lunch and launch
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F.C Bracknell SENS Team shine at Bobi League Tournament with strong showing at Oxford City
F.C Bracknell's Adult SENS team produced an excellent all-round performance at the Bobi League tournament
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Road collision in Lower Earley leaves pedestrian hospitalised with serious injuries
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision in Lower Earley which has left a pedestrian with serious injuries
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Major junction closed in Wokingham with long diversions now in place
The junction of Easthampstead Road and Heathlands Road is now closed until April 10.
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TV legend Timmy Mallett bikes into Wokingham to spread joy at CLASP
Children's television star Timmy Mallett visited the group in Wokingham.
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