MP visits Winnersh school
Sir John Redwood, MP for Wokingham, thanked the school for their work with pupils with special needs.
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Learn more about the council
Wokingham residents are invited to chat to discover more about Wokingham town council this weekend.
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Northern Lights in Wokingham
Last week's appearance of the Northern Lights was captured across Wokingham.
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Unofficial world record set in Finchampstead
Sand Martins golf course played host to the UK Speedgolf Pairs Championship.
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Celebrating a century of Wargrave library
Villagers and volunteers came together for a day of celebration at Wargrave library.
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Commissioner visits Woodley
Pauline Jorgensen, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Earley and Woodley, welcomed Matthew Barber to Woodley on Monday.
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Man dies after accident in France
A 49-year-old man from Wokingham has died in an accident in France.
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Plans for Heathlands Road homes
Maverick Properties is seeking approval for 49 dwellings.
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Restaurant use plans approved
Plans have been approved for a change of use of a town centre retail unit.
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Twyford snooker hall plans approved
Plans have been approved for a single-storey extension alongside one of Twyford's most historic buildings.
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