Borough to pause and remember: Wokingham’s civic service for Remembrance Sunday to return
THE BOROUGH will pause this weekend to remember the fallen.
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Child sexual abuse inquiry commemorates survivor voices in Sonning
A BENCH to commemorate the bravery of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse was unveiled in Sonning last week.
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Lower Earley Library celebrates 35th birthday
During those three and a half decades, the library has been a focal point for the community, offering a range of events and services to residents
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Council approves Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy
The strategy outlines a commitment to tackling all forms of violence against women and girls and has been approved by the executive committee.
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‘The World Cup can’t come quick enough’ Paul Ince reacts after Reading FC fall to defeat at Watford
'The World Cup can't come quick enough' Paul Ince reacts after Reading FC fall to defeat at Watford.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Reading lose at Watford despite Hutchinson return
Reading FC suffered another away defeat, losing 2-0 at Watford on Tuesday night.
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Watford 2-0 Reading: Royals’ poor run continues after Joao Pedro nets brace
READING FC's troubling run of form continued after they were defeated at Vicarage Road by Watford.
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Students choose Gorse Ride road names
CHILDREN at a Finchampstead school have helped name four new roads and five apartment blocks in Wokingham.
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Campaigners oppose plans to build 40 homes on Edneys Hill
Residents oppose housing development
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Christmas Trail set to enthral Spencers Wood and Three Mile Cross
WOKINGHAM residents are set to showcase their artistic talents this Christmas in a festive display trail.
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