Uni of Reading appeals for charities to apply for Charity of the Year scheme
The University of Reading is appealing for charities to apply for its Charity of the Year scheme which sees the university select a charity
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Huge losses at Cantley Park revealed as Wokingham council explores alternative sources of funding
The need to find alternative sources of funding for Cantley Park was highlighted at last night’s inaugural Cantley Park stakeholders engagement event. Representatives from groups that use the facility, off...
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Wokingham community lottery launched to support good causes
Local good causes are set to benefit from today's launch of the Wokingham community lottery.
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New rail destinations from Wokingham
Arriva Group has submitted plans for a direct service between Newcastle and Brighton, via Wokingham.
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What’s the borough’s favourite Wokingham Town Council Event?
The results are in, following the council's Annual Town Meeting!
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Tributes to former councillors
Tributes were paid to two former Wokingham borough councillors at last week's meeting of the full council.
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Drop-in session for south Wokingham plans
The community forum os at St Sebastian's Memorial Hall on Thursday, May 15.
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New citizens welcomed to Wokingham
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Adrian Mather, has welcomed 30 new residents to the borough.
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Uni of Reading report warns of freelance ‘exodus’ from film and TV industry
The Uni of Reading has warned of further risk to the UK's status as a leader in the film industry amid an 'exodus' of freelancers
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Fire services releases water safety advice as weather warms
The Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has released advice to help people stay safe in and around water as part of a week-long campaign.
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