People who’ve lost loved ones can find support in Finchampstead
A third Grief Kind Space opens in the borough
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NHS reminds patients to collect repeat prescriptions before bank holiday
The NHS is urging members of the public to make sure they have their prescriptions in order ahead of the bank holiday this weekend
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LEE, Joyce (nee Smith)
LEE, Joyce (nee Smith) born in Rose Street, Wokingham in June 1927 and former member of the Rose Street Methodist Church, died peacefully at home in Sidmouth on 18th May, 2024....
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Wokingham’s oaks: are they harbouring a hairy pest?
Residents are asked to keep their eyes peeled
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share ideas and meet like-minded people
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Jones blasts RBH ‘broken promise’
Clive Jones has criticised the government for further delaying a new Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Wokingham’s Gemclean stays in the family
The business baton passes from dad to daughter
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Residents enjoy a sweet treat down memory lane
A care home remembers 200 years of chocolate
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can help
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Now showing for a limited period in Reading, a taste of California in a bun
THERE is a new star that deserves a place in the Hollywood walk of fame. Only this one is edible.
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