Community future for St Crispin’s
St Crispin's Leisure Centre will be re-invigorated as a centre for education and community use.
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Bringing Twyford together for Christmas
Christmas came to Twyford on Friday evening.
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Siren welcomes Santa
Santa Claus made a welcome visit to Siren Tap Yard's annual Christmas Fayre on Saturday.
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Wokingham ranked fourth happiest place to live
The index, now in its 12th year, asked more than 26,000 residents how they feel about their area.
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Events to mark 50 years of Lions Club
Next year will mark the 50th anniversary for what has become a Wokingham institution.
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Parking charge dropped for musicians
Two musicians who were issued with parking enforcement notices have had their fines dropped.
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PEEL report finds Thames Valley Police needs considerable improvements in multiple areas
Thames Valley Police under-performs in all categories but one, according to a PEEL report from HMICFRS
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University jumps to 61st in QS World University Rankings for sustainability
The University of Reading made the top 200 in sustainability last year, and has now risen more than 100 places to 61st place in the QS rankings
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£10 million loan ‘will be repaid’
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed there is no danger that a £10 million loan to a nearby council will not be repaid.
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Going, going and finally gone
A painting of a Wokingham landmark has sold for £1,000.
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