Most popular Christmas carol revealed
A new study has revealed Britain's favourite Christmas carol of 2023.
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New cafe opens for business
An Australian-inspired cafe opened its door earlier this month.
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Christmas survival guide for pets
The festive season can pose danger for our four-legged friends.
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Bin it, don’t block it
Wokingham recorded 1,208 incidents of blocked drains between October 1, 2022, and September 30, 2023.
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Kaleidoscopic hampers, packed by elves and delivered by reindeer: a dream team
Kaleidoscopic hampers, packed by elves and delivered by reindeer: a dream team
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POETRY CORNER: Almost midnight on Christmas Eve
It's Christmas Eve again, almost midnight And all through my festooned flat nothing is stirring Except me, I'm making the mincemeat I forgot to buy
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Wokingham ranks low for STIs
Wokingham featured in ninth place as the lowest STI infected area of England.
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Kitty’s calendar shows beautiful Berkshire
Uplifting images captured in Henley, Ruscombe, Remenham and Wargrave are the focus of a charity calendar.
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A festive feast at WADE
The WADE Day Centre held one of its highlights of the year last week.
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Children take centre stage
Children from schools across Wokingham Borough were the stars of the show at a Christmas carol concert.
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