Politicians respond to Wokingham shopkeeper’s SOS call
Politicians have responded to last week's call to do something more to save businesses in Wokingham.
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Wokingham charity offers gateway to success for people with learning disabilities
Wokingham charity offers gateway to success for people with learning disabilities
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Autism Berkshire to hold online workshops for autistic adults
Autism Berkshire is setting out a series of fortnightly, online events aimed at helping adults navigate daily life from the end of January
Read moreDetailsCharity founder raises £2,000 through her running challenge
Charity founder raises £2,000 with help from her friends - and some fizzy sweets
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Wokingham library launches new book lovers club
Wokingham library launches new book lovers club
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Thames Water boss admits firm needs to do better at communicating when things go wrong … days before things go wrong and they don’t communicate
A THAMES WATER boss admitted the company 'could have done better' at communicating with residents when things go wrong ? days before they did
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School transport among reasons why Wokingham council could overspend by £4 million
Wokingham Borough Council could spend almost £4 million more than it planned to this year ? with more than half of that spent on school transport
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It’s not just Wokingham town that’s struggling says Cllr – it’s across the country
Town centres are struggling across the country, a leading councillor has said after shop closures sparked concerns for Wokingham
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A chance to find your heart in Lightwater Country Park
A chance to find your heart in Lightwater Country Park
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Jubilee Trees are doing nicely, if you don’t mow too close
Jubilee Trees are doing nicely, if you don't mow too close
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