Last chance to comment on parking permits
You have until Sunday to have your say.
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Twyford station car park petition launched
It asks Wokingham Borough Council to work with Great Western Railway to assess the full need.
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Consultation event for Loddon Garden Village
Attendees can find out more at Maiden Place Community Centre in Earley today.
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Woodley vicar wins national award for diversity
The positive role model won from among thousands of nominees
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Oktoberfest returns this weekend
There will be a live Oompah band in Peach Place.
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CLASP makes Gorse Ride garden a place of wonder
Members create a calming green space for pupils
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Squire’s in Twyford launches new look café bar
Hare Hatch garden centre goes art deco for its founding year
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Cyclamens bring autumn colour to Squire’s Garden Centre, Wokingham
Flower festival will cheer with delicate blooms
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Can you help this year’s poppy appeal?
The appeal will be launched on Saturday, October 25, and last for two weeks.
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GoDrive initiative set to expand as it launches for second year
An initiative 'transforming' how young drivers learn to stay safe on the road is set to expand as it launches for a second year.
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