JAKE LIVERMORE struck a stoppage-time winner to send managerless Reading crashing to a fourth successive defeat on the road. The Tigers' captain popped up to settle the contest in the...
Read moreDetailsA trio of teenagers performed in a Wokingham town centre estate agents for Day 16 of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. Brothers Ethan and Ellis and their friend Connor – who they...
Read moreDetailsWORK on the third section of the A329 cycleway in Wokingham is due to start next month. The new cycleway, on the Reading Road, will be created along both sides...
Read moreDetailsAs the Christmas holidays gets underway, Wokingham's borough mayor wants you to join him for a festive sing-a-long. Timed to offer something for parents looking to do as term ends,...
Read moreDetailsA uniquely British tradition will be coming to Wokingham on Thursday night as Christmas play is performed. The Yateley Village Mummers will be bringing their Mummers Play to four town...
Read moreDetailsTHERE will be road closures just off the A329M next week as repairs take place to some manhole covers. The A3290 slip roads to Thames Valley Park will be shut...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S new bus service will be taking it easier over the festive period, with changes to the services between Christmas Eve and New Year. Christmas Eve The Leopard and Lion...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's pensioners are being urged to give up their Winter Fuel Payment and help make an “incredible difference” to someone in desperate need this winter. The Wokingham foodbank, based in...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of visitors packed out a town centre church to admire a display of Christmas trees. Wokingham Methodist in Rose Street welcomed all ages to its annual Festival of Christmas...
Read moreDetailsAfter last night's display of morris dancing, tonight The Ship Inn hosted accordion music as Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. The Peach Street pub welcomed the 15th day of live entertainment, which...
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