‘Sufficient’ allotments in the borough
Rate is above the rate promoted by the National Allotment Society.
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COLWILL Shirley Christine Franklin
Passed away peacefully in Alexandra Grange Care Home on 21st January 2025, aged 90 years. A much-loved mother and grandmother. She will be sadly missed by all her family and...
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Awards for town’s unsung heroes
Civic awards are one of Wokingham town council's highlights of the year.
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Get ready for this year’s 3 Counties Cycle Ride
Registration to open for Bracknell June event
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MP uses maiden PMQ to raise Royal Berkshire hospital
Clive told the Prime Minister that staff are already having to dodge buckets collecting rainwater from leaking roofs.
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Do you have a rare prize plant in your garden?
It may be a winner at Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
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Berkshire woman is ‘set for life’
Miss. H has won £10,000 a month for one year.
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Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
There's help available if you feel like throwing your device across the room.
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Learn more about planning for the future
Two town firms are hosting events.
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Winnersh cafe cocktail plans refused
Java Cafe had applied for a certificate of lawfulness for a change of use.
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