Town council scam warning
Wokingham town council has warned people about falling victim to fake event bookings.
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Desperate for another pantomime? You’re in luck
The Corpus Christi Parish Pantomime Group will entertain in January
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MP to call for reform of “broken system”
He will call on the government to make young cancer patients eligible for disability benefits from day one.
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Homes approved in south Wokingham
A total of 171 homes have been approved on land south east of Finchampstead Road.
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Wokingham Quiz and chips for charity
Supper fundraiser will support Save The Children
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Lucky 13 for Sumas Ladies
Wokingham Town Ladies won their first match of the season on Sunday afternoon.
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Law firm helps with Henley Standard sale
Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy has advised on the sale of the Henley Standard.
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Wokingham MP to speak at business networking breakfast
Business development is the topic of the morning
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A vital Link at Christmas
More than 150 people were treated to a Christmas lunch,
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Wokingham and Bracknell planning: Plan for 226 new homes in Beaufort Park approved
Plans for a new estate that bridges the gap between Bracknell and Crowthorne have cleared a major hurdle in a long-running saga.
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