Quiz night at WADE
Wokingham and District Association for the Elderly is holding a quiz night
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Curtis is the pump-king
A Woodley man has won a competition for the largest pumpkin.
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Tony’s draught busting book will help keep homes warm
Tony's draught busting book will help keep homes warm
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Guide dogs visit Showcase, watch Paw Patrol preview
Six guide dogs in training visited Showcase Cinema and watched a preview of the new Paw Patrol movie.
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Oracle specialist DSP partners with LDC to drive international growth
EXPANSION plans for a Thames Valley-based IT firm have taken a step forward with a significant investment in from a private equity investment.
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Expansion for town’s Indian restaurant
Bombay Story has announced plans to expand to a second location.
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Headteachers asked to cut budgets
Headteachers fear plans to cut budgets could leave them even more stretched.
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Police called to Rose Street incident
Emergency services were called to an incident in Wokingham on Tuesday evening.
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Warning issued for heavy rain
Berkshire has been placed under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.
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Super Harry for the rescue for Sumas
Harry McBain looks after social media for Wokingham & Emmbroo, but on Saturday he was called into action on the pitch.
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