AS COVID rates per 100,000 rise, council leader John Halsall is urging residents to do all they can to avoid spreading the virus. While issuing a cautious welcome to the...
Read moreDetailsFREE wellbeing support online is now available to healthcare workers across Berkshire. Delivered by Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, new website Wellbeing Matters is set to help anyone working in...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM care home Oakfield Court is celebrating 35 years of supporting the borough’s community. Oakfield Court, which opened its doors on Barkham Road in July 1986, was the first...
Read moreDetailsTHE OLLIE Young Foundation is one of 500 charities to have scooped a share of a £1 million fund. The Wokingham charity was one of seven in Berkshire to win...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council plans to use covid marshals on the night time economy to reduce coronavirus rates in young people.
Read moreDetailsFor the June meeting of the Wargrave Local History Society, Keith LePage (a custodian for the Spencer Gallery in Cookham) gave a Zoom presentation about the life and work of...
Read moreDetailsNINE CHARITIES have received a summer gift thanks to the annual Wokingham Walk. Members of Wokingham Lions Club helped organise the event which took place on Sunday, May 23, and...
Read moreDetailsCharlie Kristensen, an 11-year-old boy from Wokingham has been awarded The Diana Award for his anti-bullying work. Charlie has been recognised with the highest accolade a young person can achieve...
Read moreDetailsAt the annual 47th charter celebration and handover dinner for the Wokingham Lions Club on Friday, June 25, Andy Goffin was named the new president of the Wokingham Lions Club. ...
Read moreDetailsENJOY the town centre in a new light, thanks to Wokingham borough drone photographer James Singleton. The owner of photography firm JS Aerial Solutions, James has been busy capturing Wokingham...
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