APRIL started with the sound of drums ringing out around Hurst as a 12-year-old student picked up her sticks in a bid to help Ukrainian refugees.
Read moreDetailsMARCH began on the sad note that Chris Pape had died. Many people in Wokingham would have known Chris for her work with Just Around The Corner (JAC)
Read moreDetailsOUR first edition in February celebrated the opening of a new building which became home to 11 charities.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL tax bills are expected to increase next year to boost funding for Thames Valley Police,
Read moreDetailsBUS USERS in Wokingham borough will see timetables receive a shake-up this week to meet changing demands
Read moreDetailsA TWEET by one of the borough's four MPs has been criticised for being misleading by the leader of Wokingham Borough Council, and by social media users. Sir John Redwood,...
Read moreDetailsREADING WEST MP Alok Sharma has been knighted in the King's first New Year's honours list.
Read moreDetailsA PROFESSOR of mathematics at the University of Reading is among those named in the King's first new year's honours list.
Read moreDetailsTHE OUTGOING CEO of a Lower Earley-based schools trust has been honoured with an MBE for her services to education
Read moreDetailsFESTIVE demand is putting additional pressure on hospital emergency departments, including the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading
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