Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip’s beer festival
Drinking in the sunshine: at Sit And Sip's beer festival
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Arborfield community centre set for 2026
A new community centre in Arborfield could be completed by 2026.
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No decrease in footfall due to parking
Increased parking fees have not stopped people from going to the shops in Wokingham town centre, a councillor has claimed.
Read moreDetailsA science day for Wokingham pupils ‘ignited inspiration’
A science day for Wokingham pupils 'ignited inspiration'
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Crowthorne’s ethical Byzantium designer dresses to impress in London Fashion Show
Crowthorne's ethical Byzantium designer dresses to impress in London Fashion Show
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Changes to parking near school
Double yellow lines on a road near a Woodley primary school will be extended.
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Calls for Crowthorne bus service
Hundreds of people have called for a bus service to run from Crowthorne village centre to Crowthorne Station on Dukes Ride.
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Could cuts to litter bins be binned? But cuts to the cuts are still on the cards
A Council committee has voted not to recommend a reduction in litter bin provisions.
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Excitement blooms as Wokingham gardeners prepare to host this popular BBC Radio 4 show
Excitement blooms as Wokingham gardeners prepare to host BBC Radio4 broadcast
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Historic painting comes under the hammer
A fascinating glimpse of Wokingham's past is set to come under the hammer.
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