Celebrating more than 40 Years of service to Emmbrook
Jo Cox first became associated with The Emmbrook in the 1990s.
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Church Notes: Does a drum kit belong in church?
Words from Wokingham churches
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Why X-rays are vital for protecting your cat’s teeth
The boss. The ruler. The cat. Anyone who lives with one knows they tend to run the household. But even the most confident feline can be quietly hiding a painful...
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High Sheriff impressed by Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
Sean Taylor takes a tour of the charity's facilities
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Church Notes: Creating peace at home
Words from Wokingham churches: Wokingham Baptist Church
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Try these Easter holiday projects to save energy
Small changes can bring significant rewards says Wokingham Borough Council
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The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse author to support Thames Hospice
Charlie Mackesy joins the herd at the charity's Wild in Art event
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Look Out, its a new attraction
Children and families can now enjoy the brand-new play fort at The Look Out Discovery Centre.
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June GRUBB
June GRUBB Passed away peacefully at Glebelands Care Home on 4th March 2026, aged 96 years. Much loved mother of Linda & Susan and Granny June to her grandchildren and...
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Community hub coming to Woodley
A new community space in Woodley will be a centre for support services and a place for all residents to come together.
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