Enjoy stimulating conversation at Men’s Oasis in Wokingham
Retired professionals meet monthly for discussion and friendship
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Louise appointed as new town mayor
Louise Timlin has been elected as the new mayor of Wokingham town council.
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There’s still time to sign up for the Three Counties Cycle Ride
Enjoy a happy and healthy cycle for fun and for charity
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BLANEY, Rachel Joan
Passed away peacefully at home on 5th May 2025, aged 91years. Much loved wife to John W Blaney and a beloved mother to John and Christopher. Rachel will be greatly...
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Barn owl disturbed by distribution road development
Daytime sighting suggests it has been unsettled by the construction work
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Power of Pilates named best in Berkshire
The awards recognise outstanding local businesses across the county.
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Countdown to Party in the Park
The event, on Saturday, June 7, will feature a new line up of entertainment and acts.
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Young photographers urged to enter prestigious competition
The RSPCA Young Photographer awards has now opened for entries.
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New restaurant set for Crowthorne
The Vault 327 restaurant is set to open at the end of this month.
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Tributes paid as League of Friends president passes away
Dr Christina Hill-Williams DL will be greatly missed
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