‘Use us or lose us’ pleas independent retailer in Wokingham
The shop has reduced its opening hours.
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Naturally Speaking: Enthusiasm shown for electric vehicle awareness event
Enthusiasm for EVs was charged by an electric vehicle awareness event in Wokingham.
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Tickets on sale for tabletop takeover
Wokingham town council has again partnered with Eclectic Games of Reading.
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Cub Scouts enjoy a wizard evening with care home residents
Shinfield care home hosts classic film night
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Reginald Ashley Pick
PICK Reginald Ashley, aged 94, died peacefully at his care home in Norfolk on 13th September. The cremation is to take place at Gorleston Crematorium, Great Yarmouth on Tuesday 7th...
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Day service on the move
It will allow the council to continue supporting people with physical disabilities in a modern, accessible building.
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Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity
Community pulls the stops out for Thames Hospice event
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NHS urges new students to get ‘NHS ready’ as they move to university
New students are being urged to register with a GP and download the NHS App as they prepare to start university.
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Woodley vicar wins national award for diversity
The positive role model won from among thousands of nominees
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Oktoberfest returns this weekend
There will be a live Oompah band in Peach Place.
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