Drive-thru plans for Winnersh
A fast food drive-thru could be coming to Winnersh.
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Beer to support charity
Finchampstead-based Elusive Brewery welcomed Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney, last weekend.
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Last chance for May Fayre stalls
Wokingham Lions has some last-minute availability for non-food stalls at the Wokingham May Fayre.
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Find out about volunteering at a fair in Lower Earley
Discover how you can help your community
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Face painter sought
Winnersh Parish Council is searching for a face painter for its summer fete.
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Wokingham ranks highly for health
Wokingham Borough has been ranked as the ninth healthiest area in the United Kingdom.
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Wokingham Toastmasters speechless after record success
Two group members will compete in the national finals next month
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
Sparkle specialises in animal-free produce
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TIME FOR KINDNESS: The benefits of kindness
Whether you are being kind, you are receiving kindness or you notice it take place, you feel better as a result.
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Star boxer delights pupils at a Sindlesham school
Children at Bearwood Primary were treated to assembly led by Jordan Thompson
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