MaxStock a fitting tribute to Swallowfield resident
On Saturday, July 2, MaxStock was held thanks to a legacy fund left by Max Bower, who died in 2018, for a one-off event.
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Rose Street consultation launched
Rose Street, which restricts vehicles travelling towards the town centre, is to be reviewed as part of a plan to ?enhance the street scene?.
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More than £100,000 of grants to fund church projects
The Development Fund, now in its ninth round of funding, assists churches across the Diocese of Oxford.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Creating choice in recycling, not taking it away
Collecting up and taking away our household waste is what is called a ?universal service? ? pretty much every person living in the Borough will use it
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Open garden in Tutts Clump includes ancient woodland and a Second World War air-raid shelter
AN OPEN garden in Tutts Clump will give people the chance to explore ancient woodland.
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Save the date for Twyford’s annual village fete this August
TWYFORD?S annual village fete will this year be held on Saturday, August 20.
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Twyford to get its new library after council agrees to take on lease
At an executive meeting on Thursday, July 28, the council agreed to take on a 99 year lease of the Old Polehampton Boys School.
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‘So glad it’s back’—Marvellous Festival returns
Marvellous Festival returns in blaze of sunshine and tribute acts over two days
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Body found in search for missing Wokingham woman
Search teams located the woman?s body at just after 10.30am on Thursday, July 28, near to Foresters Way, Bracknell.
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Charity knitters to wrap Royal Albert Hall
A WOKINGHAM community group has pledged to learn how to knit as part of a unique challenge to raise awareness for Lewy body dementia.
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