Wokingham’s Moving with Confidence scheme is a local hero
Get Berkshire Active has given Wokingham Borough Council's Moving with Confidence programme a physical activity hero award.
Read moreDetailsGet Berkshire Active has given Wokingham Borough Council's Moving with Confidence programme a physical activity hero award.
Read moreDetailsOAKWOOD Climbing Centre in Wokingham celebrated its fifth birthday with a party at the weekend.
Read moreDetailsthe team from Holme Grange School, Heath Road, are the first in the world to gain the gold eduCCate Global award.
Read moreDetailsThe walk-in vaccination site was due to open at Wokingham Library tomorrow, Friday, February 18, but has been delayed due to severe weather.
Read moreDetailsSTORM Eunice is expected to cause major disruption to train services across Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsHighways England has released advice asking drivers to take care and prepare for strong gales as Storm Eunice hits.
Read moreDetailsThe Ollie Young Foundation will be in the market square to raise awareness of #feBLUEary and other challenges it is running throughout the year.
Read moreDetailsAn amber alert is still in place for Berkshire, although this may change.
Read moreDetailsSouth Hall Park's Access all Areas project is holding a finissage, or closing event, between 11am and 1pm in the venue's Grand Staircase Gallery.
Read moreDetailsA NEW EATERY is opening in Wokingham town centre this weekend.
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