MP at Hindu youth event
He was at the Wokingham chapter of a Hindu youth organisation.
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Liberal Democrats hold Winnersh
She polled 52.7% of the vote with 1,172 to win the seat that was previously held by Paul Fishwick.
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Winnersh residents go to the polls
Residents of Winnersh will vote today to elect a new borough councillor.
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Tories bring former MPs to Winnersh
Five former MPs were canvassing ahead of this week's by-election.
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‘Hypocrisy’ claims ahead of Winnersh vote
The war of words ahead of next week's Winnersh by-election has intensified.
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It’s storytime for tots at Dinton Pastures
Enjoy a story and a walk at a borough beauty spot
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Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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Winnersh cafe cocktail plans refused
Java Cafe had applied for a certificate of lawfulness for a change of use.
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New airport coach service takes off
The RA1 service from Reading is now serving a new stop at Winnersh Triangle.
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Birdwatching in our countryside
The next walk is on Saturday February 1.
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