Local pupils showcased their talent at Festival of the Arts
Wellington College celebrated creativity and community
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Norreys residents are being ‘let down’ by house builder, claims Labour councillor
Norreys residents are being let down by their house builder over maintenance of their amenities, a Labour councillor has warned.
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Children’s Minister meets with PACT during National Adoption Week
Children's minister Josh MacAlister visited PACT to hear about its work with adoptive families and children affected by domestic abuse.
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Royal Berks Fire and Rescue urges responsible use of fireworks and observation of fire safety for Bonfire Night
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service is urging residents to celebrate Bonfire Night safely with advice for those marking the occasion.
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Blandy & Blandy’s annual business networking event
Chair and partner Claire Dyer said: "It was wonderful to be joined by so many faces from the local professional community
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Positive change for Wokingham
I knock on doors every week across Norreys ward, not only to listen to residents' concerns and help with local issues
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Ad policy “will make residents sicker”: claims Wokingham Labour
Wokingham borough council's advertising policy will make Wokingham residents sicker, warns Wokingham Labour.
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MP Yang calls on government to provide update on closure of hotels being used to house asylum seekers
Yuan Yang MP has called on the government to provide an update.
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New guide for former pubs and breweries in Wokingham launched
The Wokingham Society has produced Wokingham town centre's Closed Pubs and Breweries Trail.
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Director of estates and facilities appointed
A Berkshire serviced office provider with an office in Winnersh has strengthened its leadership team.
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