Lexicon charity fund opens
The Lexicon Charity Fund can support charitable causes, community groups, sporting clubs and PTAs within Bracknell Forest.
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Jones makes waves in Henley
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
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Plans for 500 homes ‘absolute lunacy’
Plans to build almost 500 homes in Wokingham Borough have been branded 'absolute lunacy' by villagers.
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Hatch Farm Way work was planned
Modifications to a road that has been the scene of numerous accidents had been planned, and was not as a result of recent media attention. Wokingham Today featured the story...
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Barkham mobile homes plan refused
Plans for a mobile home park in Barkham for the over-55s has been refused.
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The first of the borough’s D-Day events fills WADE with music and memories
Wokingham In Need's tea dance was a day to remember
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Sonning club to extend hours
It sought permission to use its artificial pitch at its Sonning Lane home until 10pm.
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Celebrity match details revealed
Children’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
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Free schools meal pledge
Liberal Democrats have announced plans to deliver free school meals for more than 1,800 more primary school children in Wokingham. In a statement, they announced their ambition to extend free...
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Minister on the streets of Sonning
Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary of State for Security, spent time knocking on doors in Pound Lane.
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