Enter now for Wokingham Bikeathon
The event has been running for almost 20 years, with thousands of riders taking part each time.
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Fine for Sonning weight breach
A driver has been fined more than £1,000 for breaching the weight restriction for Sonning bridge.
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Royal Berks one of 28 Trusts to see new radiotherapy machine investment
A government push for more radiotherapy machines has been welcomed by ministers as the Royal Berkshire Hospital is among the services to benefit
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Carnival fun is coming to Woodley
More than 6,000 people are expected to attend the event next month.
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Berkshire Care Association celebrates celebrates stars at annual Care Awards
Care professionals, providers, supporters, and sponsors came together this month to recognise excellence in care at the annual BCA Care Awards
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Woodley store has licence revoked
Brecon Food and Wine on Brecon Road was subjected to the review.
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Banking hub plans for village
Plans have been submitted that could see a banking hub introduced in Crowthorne.
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Decision made on plans for 111 new homes in Arborfield
The plans for up to 111 new homes have been refused by Wokingham borough council.
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Vending machine plans refused
A retrospective planning application has been refused.
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Sam and Megan take Sumas supporters’ awards
Wokingham Town's senior men and women held its end of season awards last weekend.
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