Jack’s Law mum now helping grieving children
Lucy Herd has been pushing for a reformation of bereavement laws for 10 years after her son drowned, just before his second birthday.
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Children from Grazeley Primary School protest against housing plan
Grazeley resident, Nicola Turnball’s main concerns for the development are the number of houses, which she believes will put a strain on the environment and infrastructure.
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If Kathleen can't get out to the duck pond, why not bring the duck pond to Kathleen?
SOME people thought she was quackers, but for staff at a Swallowfield care home they took to a special request like a duck to water. Woodbury House resident Kathleen Smith...
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Police appeal to find owners of recovered jewellery
Police have releasedng a new appeal to find the owners of pieces of jewellery that has been recovered during an investigation in Reading and Wokingham.
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Fast-food giant KFC recruiting staff for potential new Wokingham store
FRIED chicken could be coming to Wokingham's town centre in the form of fast-food chain KFC. The store is recruiting staff for a branch which it says is in Elms...
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Wokingham town nursery celebrates outstanding verdict from Ofsted
STAFF at a Wokingham town nursery school are celebrating after an Ofsted inspection judged them to be Outstanding. Meadow Nursery School in Murray Road was inspected just before Christmas, receiving...
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90 new homes in Elms Field are now on sale
HOMES IN THE centre of Wokingham will soon be released for sale, says developer David Wilson Homes. The Landmark Square apartments and houses make up part of the Elms Field...
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Teenagers arrested after 13-year-old has his bike taken from him in Earley street
TWO teenagers have been arrested after a youngster had his bicycle stolen in Earley on Monday. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident took place around 6pm...
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Winnersh residents invited to join community litter picking group
“Your environment cannot be underestimated. If your neighbourhood is clean and tidy, people take more pride in it even if they’re just passing through."
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Get your running shoes on, there's still time to join the Wokingham Half
There's still time to enter Berkshire’s first half marathon of the year, in Wokingham.
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