Berkshire churches urged to review security
The warning comes following a spate of thefts from churches.
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End of the road for BBQ King?
'Many separate complaints have been raised against the business.'
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Residents hear plans for 1,000+ homes
Developers were on hand to answer questions at the event.
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Town returns to training
The team will be playing under the name of Wokingham Town for the first time in more than 20 years to celebrate the 150th season since being formed.
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Band in town
St Sebastian Wokingham Band will be performing in support of Armed Forces Day.
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Wokingham hustings sees huge turnout
RESIDENTS keen to hear candidates speak about how they will represent Wokingham if elected in next week's General Election
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NHS recommends contacting 111 for best advice as junior doctors begin five-day strike
The NHS is set to see significant impact as junior doctors begin five days of strike action today, Thursday, June 27, in continued pay disputes
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Saying it with flowers at a Wokingham horticultural show
New faces, budding talent, and a riot of colour and perfume filled St Paul's Parish Rooms
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Busy road could close for five months
Brief information of the closure of Heathlands Road has appeared on the one.network roadworks platform.
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Wade Fair enjoyed ‘glorious weather’
Visitors flocked to the Wokingham fundraising event
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