New electric vans for Squire’s
Squire's has become one of the first garden retailers to introduce electric delivery vehicles
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Police appealing for help tracing wanted man on recall to prison
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for help from members of the public in tracing a man wanted on recall to prison. Brendan Woof, aged 40, is wanted on recall to...
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Record crowd for Sumas
Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club set a new record for its Lowther Road ground last Friday.
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Residents urged to check electoral roll details ahead of next year’s crucial all-out elections on Wokingham Borough Council
WITH next year's local elections seeing every Wokingham Borough Council seat up for grabs, residents are being urged to check the electoral roll.
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Georgey to perform a Sunday special at a Wokingham pub
A CHANCE to go down memory lane is on offer to visitors to a Wokingham pub on Sunday, August 27
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Live music at Chalk
SUNDAY afternoon jazz and soul sessions are taking place in a Wokingham town restaurant.
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Quilts for First Days
The First Days charity has received a donation of 50 quilts.
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Fun for all the family
A Bracknell-based charity is holding a family fun day in Wokingham.
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The full list of bins set to be removed
Wokingham Borough Council has published the list of bins it intends to axe.
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Great Western Railway lays out strike services for Saturday, August 26
On Saturday, August 26, GWR will see extremely limited services beginning at 7am and concluding by around 6.30pm
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