Solar initiative proves popular
More than 1,000 residents of Wokingham Borough have expressed an interest in installing solar panels in recent months.
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Singing for friends and family
The group is always looking to welcome new people.
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Mystery man is ‘Set for Life’
A mystery man from Berkshire has won £10,000 a month for one year.
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MP to back health care amendment
Wokingham MP Clive Jones is set to back a Liberal Democrat amendment to the King's Speech.
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Last chance for BBQ King
The Winnersh takeaway has been allowed to continue operation subject to re-inspection.
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An ancient event with an important task
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames, took place last week.
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Get ready to chalk the town red, blue, yellow, green….
Chalk About It community art returns to Wokingham
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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Hub hopes for a fostering boost
There is an urgent need to recruit more people to provide safe, loving and local homes for children.
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Wargrave historians enjoyed a model day out in Dorchester
A museum, an abbey, and afternoon tea completed the trip
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