Thames Hospice announces Katherine Horler OBE as new chair of the board of trustees
Katherine Horler OBE has been named as the successor to the role, which will be held by current chair Chris Aitken until the end of the year.
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Mayor visit to Wokingham Today
She popped into several businesses, including Wokingham Today.
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Police appeal after 12-year-old pushed off bike and robbed in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a 12-year-old boy was pushed off his bike and had it stolen from him in Bracknell.
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Major road closures start next week
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at its junction with Finchampstead Road.
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Crowthorne learning disability leader wins national award
Sarah Davies is praised for 'putting people at the heart of every decision'
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Carnival Place apartments nearing completion
The project features a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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It’s Marvellous, as tribute festival returns
The festival includes 14 world-class tribute acts.
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Wokingham demonstrates its Pride
Supporters gathered in Market Place before joining a march through the town centre to Elms Field.
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Two Sallys bring ‘nearly Queen Matilda’s story to life
Read about a woman who fought to become England's first female monarch
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Catch a working breakfast in Wokingham with WPD this Friday
Hear talks from three inspiring speakers, and take up networking opportunities
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