Naturally Speaking: Endangered swifts find a home a Dinton Pastures
Environmental news and views
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Police release CCTV following assault at Wokingham pub
Thames Valley Police have released a CCTV image following an assault in the Redan on Peach Street in Wokingham.
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Changes to new McDonald’s refused
It has been refused permission to make changes to its new store.
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Homes plan for Winnersh revealed
The planned 53 homes will include 32 private market dwellings and 21 affordable dwellings.
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New superstore opens in doors
The latest business to call Wokingham home opened its doors.
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Hundreds mark Armed Forces Day
The annual event was celebrated in Wokingham on Saturday.
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Town return to training
Teams were put through their paces by former Royal Marine commando Chris Hunt
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Church Notes: A kingdom within us
Words from Wokingham churches
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Opening date for Arborfield supermarket revealed
The store off Nine Mile Ride Extension will be easily accessible by foot or bicycle.
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More children can look forward to a brighter future thanks to Wokingham United Charities
Funding for after-school activities continues for another year
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