UPDATE: Two arrested after protestors seen on roof of Winnersh building
Reading Today has received reports of a protest which has garnered a significant police presence in Winnersh this morning (Wednesday, November 12.)
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Winnersh consultancy to collaborate with Amazon
Two firms share a passion for transforming Saudi Arabia's digital capabilities
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Director of estates and facilities appointed
A Berkshire serviced office provider with an office in Winnersh has strengthened its leadership team.
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Borough’s country parks sport spooky surprises for families
Where to find pumpkin fun this half term holiday
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Dinton Pastures offers Wild Days for children this half-term holiday
Youngsters can enjoy kayaking, climbing and other fun activities
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Final call for your say on Winnersh Library
This is your last chance to tell Wokingham borough council what you think should happen to Winnersh's library.
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Do residents want to renew car cruising protection order?
Opinions wanted in a public consultation
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Christmas is arriving early at Winnersh Garden Centre
Father Christmas and his head elf will open the festivities this weekend
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Progress made for Five Guys coming to Winnersh Showcase Cinema
Progress is being made on a years-long project for an American burger chain to open its first drive-thru restaurant in the area.
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