‘All talk and no substance’ claims
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat administration has come under fire from the Conservative opposition.
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Cars removed by ASB team
Old and dilapidated cars that blighted a road in Woodley have been removed.
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Accessible toilet opens at Dinton
A fully accessible toilet has been opened at Dinton Activity Centre in Hurst.
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Young Sumas collect trophies
More than 700 boys and girls who play for the club's teams collected trophies.
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Wokingham history under the hammer
The Haynes Hill Cup was originally presented to the Wokingham and District Agricultural Association.
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Wokingham car park spaces ‘too small’
Wokingham will fine drivers who park outside the identified parking spaces.
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Children take their audience ‘dancing round the world’
1, 2 Step Dance Academy demonstrates a love for dance
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How to have a healthier barbecue
National barbecue week is running until June 2, so here are some tips to help you have a healthier barbecue.
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Fire breaks out on former site of Broadmoor Hospital
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service posted to social media to say that it was responding to a fire at the former site of Broadmoor Hospital
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‘Someone has to die before action is taken’ on Winnersh road
The road has been the scene of at least 12 accidents in the past three years.
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