Live-in dementia carer KK wins prestigious award
Judges recognised her compassion, warmth, and understanding
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Have your say: What are your priority areas for local policing next year?
Police and Crime Commissioner seeks residents' views on local policing budget
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Record year for poppy appeal
This year's appeal has topped £83.300.
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Crosfields crossing looks likely
A pedestrian crossing looks set to be introduced on a busy road outside a Shinfield school.
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Christine Holland: Wokingham ex-headteacher who rolled up her sleeves to get things done
Friends remember her as kind, fair and supportive
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Garden centre to close
Dobbies Garden Centre has earmarked its Shinfield site for closure
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PCC visits Hope After Harm to mark White Ribbon Day
On Monday, November 25, Mr Barber visited the charity Hope After Harm, which provides a number of support services to victims of sexual violence
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New store coming to Wokingham
A health food retailer has submitted plans to install signage.
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‘Disappointment’ over green spaces
Many residents have expressed disappointment about the quality of these spaces.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: YOOT!
As your executive member for Business, Economic Development, Sport, Leisure, and the Arts I ask you to consider getting on the front foot
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