Woman arrested after two cats shot with air rifle in Wokingham as police investigate
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that they have arrested a woman on suspicion of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.
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RingGo still in use for parking
Wokingham borough council has confirmed it is still accepting car park payment using the RingGo app.
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MP reacts to RBH ‘massive shortfall’
The government is only giving £4.4 million for repairs to the Royal Berkshire hospital.
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New kit for Leopards
Housebuilder has donated £500 to Wokingham Town Football Club's under-8 Leopards
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Naturally Speaking
Environmental News and Views: Holme Grange School's zero waste SustainFest 2025 is back, bigger and better, to educate as well as entertain
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Church Notes: is faith good for you?
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Help keep Berkshire’s countryside safe from fire this Summer
Tips and hints for a blaze-free borough
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All you need to know ahead of Thursday’s elections
Residents of Maiden Erlegh and Whitegates ward will go to the polls.
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350 homes and care home plans in Barkham approved at government appeal
A contentious plan for more than 350 homes and care home will go ahead after developers won an appeal with the government inspectorate.
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Call for schools to make a splash
Wokingham Lions club has issued a call for schools to take part in this year's swimathon.
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