Healthy Heart Tip: Basics of heart health and how you can reduce your risk
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can be challenging, particularly with the conflicting advice found online and on social media about what is good
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Hundreds enjoy Chalk About It
Wokingham Market Place was the place to be on Sunday.
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‘Care home’ plans for Winnersh approved
A care home will open in Winnersh despite concerns from neighbours.
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Last chance to buy advance tickets
Advance sales close at 9pm on Thursday, August 22.
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‘Outdoor smoking’ gazebo approved
Plans have been approved for a designated shisha smoking area.
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NHS urges prescription orders ahead of bank holiday weekend
The NHS BOB Integrated Care Board is reminding patients to get their prescriptions ordered ahead of the long weekend this week
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Cowshed’s hopes for prize boost
The Cowshed provides support for people in times of crisis.
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Gladys gets creative
She has used her strong family bonds as inspiration.
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William Peter Gordon Burges
William Peter Gordon Burges, of Barkham, Wokingham, passed away at his home on Sunday evening, 11 August, aged 86. He never really recovered from the loss of his soulmate and...
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Birthday celebrations for Bluebell House
Staff, residents and guests marked the special occasion with an afternoon of celebrations.
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