New nursery opens in Wokingham
Town mayor, Cllr Rob Comer, and Cllr Adrian Mathers cut the ribbon to perform the opening ceremony.
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Top ten tips for Ascot toppers
Wokingham-based Ascot Top Hats has compiled ten tips when choosing, and looking after, your top hat.
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Finchampstead hotel plans approved
Plans have been approved for a 49-bed boutique hotel in Finchampstead.
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Police renew appeal for information following incident of rape
Thames Valley Police is continuing to appeal for information.
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Wokingham Lions celebrate 50 years of service
A video, speeches, afternoon tea, and awards marked their 50th anniversary event
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Olympics come early for Woodley pupils
The budding gardeners designed and created their tray gardens, focusing on different Olympic themes.
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Blandy & Blandy advises on sale
The firm was delighted to work with the Pets' Kitchen team.
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St Sebastian’s homes plan refused
Plans to build six homes in Wokingham Without have been refused.
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Heather bids a fond farewell
A long-serving member of the Wokingham Borough Libraries team has retired.
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All Saints Church, Norreys to welcome new rector
The Revd Hannah Higginson will take up her post in July
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