IT WILL be a clash of the political titans at the General Election after Dr Phillip Lee announced that he was due to contest the Wokingham parliamentary seat. The current...
Read moreDetailsTHE Liberal Democrats have announced that their new candidate for Wokingham will be one of its newest MPs, Dr Phillip Lee. It sets up a Leave v Remain contest against...
Read moreDetailsStaff and volunteers from Wokingham Citizens Advice offered up a right royal welcome to a very special visitor today - the Princess Royal
Read moreDetailsThe heritage and history of one of the borough’s most famous stately homes has been unpacked by inquisitive students.
Read moreDetailsVIRTUALLY every youngster helped by a local charity has made significant improvements with their reading levels. That’s the verdict of ABC To Read, which offers one-to-one mentors to primary school-aged...
Read moreDetailsLocal girl, Sophie Grove has decided to donate her locks to The Princess Trust after growing her hair out.
Read moreDetailsJames Bond actor's stage play leaves us shaken...but does it also leave us stirred? Stars (out of 5)– 4 One-sentence review– Does justice to carers by proving that they handle crises...
Read moreDetailsDetails about Wokingham Borough Council’s planning in the event of a no-deal Brexit have been release
Read moreDetailsLocal lady, Cath Adams has been announced as regional finalist in the Slimming World Woman of the Year competition.
Read moreDetailsChildren at Bohunt School had the chance to design their own speed sign in a competition.
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