Rubbish leaflet was a mistake
The leaflet had been mistakenly delivered to a small number of properties.
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New home for town business
A Wokingham business has revealed its new home.
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Berkshire start-ups at record high
A total of 10,571 new formations were registered in Berkshire during the last 12 months, an increase of 10.4% compared with 2022.
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Sick thieves steal hearts from half-term charity fundraiser
Where have all the hearts gone?
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Twyford tops ‘best place to live’ ranking
The Berkshire village beat more than 1,400 cites, towns and villages across England and Wales in the annual league table.
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Vandals target town centre parks
A spate of vandalism in Wokingham town centre has caused more than £1,000 worth of damage.
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Support for off gas grid homes
A new scheme has been launched offering free home energy improvements for lower income households which are unable to connect to mains gas,
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Important recognition for Wokingham school
Holme Grange School has become the fourth school to be granted NACE Challenge Ambassador School status.
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Strictly for the birds: Farley Hill pupils enjoy a visit to Finchwood Park
PUPILS from a Wokingham borough school enjoyed a spell of birdwatching recently thanks to a housebuilder.
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Top rating for Winnersh Triangle
Winnersh Trinagle has achieved an important certification.
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