Optalis employee Charlotte is a star, and that’s official
A Wokingham social care employee has received recognition for her ‘can do attitude’, after being chosen to be part of a distinguished leadership programme
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham social care employee has received recognition for her ‘can do attitude’, after being chosen to be part of a distinguished leadership programme
Read moreDetailsA Winnersh woman took the plunge and swam solo across the English Channel in July in memory of her late sister, raising funds for British Heart Foundation
Read moreDetailsWokingham Cycling Club (WCC) was threatened with court action if its members “organise any rides or events that incorporate Velolife at Warren Row”
Read moreDetailsFOLLOWING a decision by both Wokingham town and borough councils to fly a rainbow flag for Pride, a local councillor has launched a campaign for businesses to join in
Read moreDetailsRosie Clark, who is now a student at the Reading School of Architecture has been awarded the Conrad Birdwood Willcocks Award for excellence from the Royal Institute of British Architects
Read moreDetailsThe rich colours of southern France and scenes from our local landscape will be coming to Henley this September, as two Wokingham artists put on their second joint exhibition
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham fundraiser is enjoying putting her feet up after taking part in one of the world’s biggest challenges - climbing Mount Everest
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham foot doctor saved a young woman’s life by spotting an unusual looking mole last month
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough charities and community groups are being encouraged to hit the jackpot by applying for grants from the Peoples Postcode Lottery.
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, July 28, more than 100 youngsters eschewed their lie-in to take part in the open auditions for The Hexagon’s annual pantomime Cinderella
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