MP calls to reverse Winter fuel cuts
MP is 'extremely worried' about older pensioners.
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Ronnie gets into the Halloween spirit one last time
This year's display will be the last and the best.
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GPs across Berkshire ‘unable to find work’ despite huge pressures on primary care
GPs across Berkshire are 'unable to find work' despite huge pressures on primary care, a leading doctor has warned.
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Remember, remember first aid in November: St John Ambulance issues advice
St John Ambulance issues simple first aid advice for Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night celebrations.
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Wokingham Borough Council invites all to celebrate Black History Month
A webinar will focus on black heritage and culture
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Minister visits Wokingham
Care minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, was in Wokingham earlier this week.
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Can you help the poppy appeal?
Anyone with spare time is being urged to contact organiser David Dunham.
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Wokingham Hospital garden receives award from Squire’s Wokingham
Volunteers recognised for creating an oasis of calm
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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Town centre gym at risk of closure
Wokingham Borough Council has warned that BXGFit in Peach Place is 'not financially viable'.
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