Call for stronger measures
Visitors to Wokingham's Vegan Market on Sunday were asked for their views on what needs to be done to tackle climate change.
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Police appeal for witnesses to Finchampsted collision
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision in Finchampstead.
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Council could remove 150 bins to save services for vulnerable residents
The locations of some 150 public litter bins that could be axed across Wokingham borough have been revealed.
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Insolvencies on the rise
Berkshire has seen a rise in the number of insolvencies after a dip in June, and remains much higher than last year.
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All paths lead to Hare Hatch
Paving Shopper has recently expanded its footprint with the opening of its first brick-and-mortar store.
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Care home approval granted
A house in Earley will become a care home after councillors gave it approval.
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Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
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Winnersh boy’s epic cycle ride will support hedgehogs
Winnersh boy's epic cycle ride will support hedgehogs
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Surestore makes room for Wokingham charities
Surestore makes room for Wokingham charities
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Inspirational John visits Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club hosted a very special visitor at its Emirates FA Cup match last weekend.
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