NHS urges new students to get ‘NHS ready’ as they move to university
New students are being urged to register with a GP and download the NHS App as they prepare to start university.
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Woodley Tesco Express plans refused
Plans have been refused for plant equipment and associated fencing work.
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Excitement as professional footballer opens new school library
Seth Burkett launches St Sebastian's new facility
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Garage plans approved
A vacant unit in Wokingham will be transformed into a MOT and vehicle repairs garage.
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Shop big with lottery super draw prize
One lucky winner will walk away with a £1,000 Aldi gift card ? or take the cash
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Last chance to comment on parking permits
You have until Sunday to have your say.
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Twyford station car park petition launched
It asks Wokingham Borough Council to work with Great Western Railway to assess the full need.
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Consultation event for Loddon Garden Village
Attendees can find out more at Maiden Place Community Centre in Earley today.
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Woodley vicar wins national award for diversity
The positive role model won from among thousands of nominees
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Oktoberfest returns this weekend
There will be a live Oompah band in Peach Place.
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