Wokingham woman’s decade-long fight ends as landmark fibromyalgia study brings hope
Bethan, from Wokingham, takes part in new landmark study focused on identifying genetic risk factors of the condition
Read moreDetailsBethan, from Wokingham, takes part in new landmark study focused on identifying genetic risk factors of the condition
Read moreDetailsWoodley United manager Eliot Whitehouse declared himself pleased with his side's opening day performance.
Read moreDetailsWe've scoured the current local listings to see exactly what the "average" Wokingham house price buys you this week.
Read moreDetailsA resident has critiqued recent Facebook posts celebrating the regeneration of Wokingham town centre which is nearing completion.
Read moreDetailsThe crew discovered a pile of illegally dumped waste on fire.
Read moreDetailsThe Labour Government has withdrawn over £43m from Wokingham Borough Council over the next 3 years.
Read moreDetailsTwo senior members of staff at Reading Buses have won national honours at a new awards ceremony celebrating leaders in the passenger transport
Read moreDetailsParking charges are coming to help pay for the transformation of green space into a country park in Woodley.
Read moreDetailsA much loved and valued member of the youth theatre team will be greatly missed
Read moreDetailsVisitors to The Lexicon will be able to swap sunshine for snowfall as a brand-new real indoor SnowPark is set to open.
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