Charity hub plan for Wokingham town centre
A NEW CHARITY and community hub is in the works for Wokingham town centre. Based in Waterford House, in Erftstadt Court, the hub will bring a number of voluntary, charity...
Read moreDetailsA NEW CHARITY and community hub is in the works for Wokingham town centre. Based in Waterford House, in Erftstadt Court, the hub will bring a number of voluntary, charity...
Read moreDetailsServes 8 A great way to use this season's carrots is in a cake. This one layer traybake is easy to put together for an Easter treat and will keep...
Read moreDetailsA NEW contact system has been launched to phone each person who tests positive for Covid-19 in the borough. The council has started the scheme to offer support to residents...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY’S town mayor had died. Dave Mills was elected in June last year, his second stint in the role. He had previously served for the municipal year 2015-16. First elected...
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough's pubs are preparing for reopening next week - and they're looking forward to it.
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents are urged to dispose of face masks properly, after a rise in face mask littering.
Read moreDetailsAldi says the way to a perfect hot cross bun is all in the timing.
Read moreDetailsEYES were at the skies on Wednesday morning as the Red Arrows flew past Wokingham borough. And there was a touching reason for the fly past. Officially known as...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPER van-loving couple from Wokingham have turned their dream into a reality during lockdown. At the start of lockdown, George Douglas and Chloe Moore, who will get married this...
Read moreDetailsIT’S A book 50 years in the making and it’s going to be invaluable in 50 years time. Early Independents of the Bracknell, Crowthorne and Wokingham Area is by Woosehill...
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