California Country Park plans revealed
Wokingham Borough Council is proposing to enhance the popular visitor spot in Finchampstead.
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The Three Frogs, Wokingham, reopens after major makeover
Guests can enjoy upgraded facilities indoors and out
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Former Suma becomes a Royal
She was the only girl in an otherwise all boys Wokingham and Emmbrook under-13s Jaguars team last season.
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Two academics at Uni of Reading to see more than £2M of funding, named as Future Leaders Fellows
The University of Reading projects will see new funding after two of its educators were named "future leaders" in innovation and research by the UKRI
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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Hub hopes for a fostering boost
There is an urgent need to recruit more people to provide safe, loving and local homes for children.
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Who dumped this in Crowthorne?
Residents asked to report borough fly-tippers
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Objections to Finchampstead homes plan
Developers have proposed a total of 40 homes.
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‘My little boy has no school to go to,’ says parent
Families share anguish at school placement delays
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Pints of concrete to fund new skateboard park
It was built almost 20 years ago and now needs repairs and renovation.
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