Car stolen from driveway of Wokingham home
A CAR has been stolen from a Wokingham home.
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Wokingham churches hold special services and events to mark Holy Week
CHURCHES across Wokingham borough held a series of special services and events to mark Holy Week.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire residents encouraged to nominate a charity to receive share of £1million
MORE THAN £1 million is available to charities thanks to an annual award scheme.
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Adventurers are invited to climb for charity
An invitation to climb for a good cause
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As junior doctors prepare for a four-day strike, NHS in Berkshire warns people to be ready
AS JUNIOR doctors launch a four-day strike from Tuesday, April 11, the NHS is warning people to be prepared, and to use the 111 service if possible
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Warning over fire risk to home caused by smoking
STOPPING smoking has plenty of health benefits, but it can also make your home safer.
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Can you help reunite Wokingham pubgoer with their driving licence … from 1967?
LANDLADY Carol Williams has found some strange items during her 10 years working at the Queen's Head pub in Wokingham.
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Anger after BBC breakfast DJ tells Radio 4 ‘Reading people don’t care what happens to the gaol’
HUNDREDS have shared their anger with the BBC after a local DJ told Radio 4 listeners that Reading people didn't care what happened to the gaol site.
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Wokingham pub roepens hours after kitchen blaze – and looks forward to music event at end of month
PINTS were being pulled at a Wokingham pub hours after a fire forced it to close.
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Wokingham’s bad drivers face penalty notices if council gets new powers
BAD DRIVERS could soon receive a fine not from the police but Wokingham Borough Council.
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