Genetics and health study in Berkshire seeking British Bangladeshi and Pakistani participants
A STUDY aiming to redress underrepresentation of Asian communities in health research is seeking participants from Berkshire.
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Another green flag for Woodford Park
It remains the only park in Wokingham borough to receive the prestigious award.
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Church Notes: The value of water
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Popeyes Bracknell wins bid to serve food late at night
An American chain chicken restaurant in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead to keep on serving customers late at night.
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Mindset Unlimited thanks Wokingham sponsors for supporting acid attack survivors
Hundreds of pounds were raised for Delhi group, Stop Acid Attacks
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Naturally Speaking: One month to go to sign up for solar
Environmental news and views
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Church Notes: On being inclusive
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Wokingham Theatre celebrates its best asset: Bob Hill
Glasses were raised for his 50 years of dedicated support
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It’s Marvellous, as tribute festival returns
The festival includes 14 world-class tribute acts.
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Wokingham demonstrates its Pride
Supporters gathered in Market Place before joining a march through the town centre to Elms Field.
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