Wokingham borough libraries host free half-term events for children
THE BOROUGH'S libraries are running a range of events for children this half-term.
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Winnersh councillor pleased to see ‘life-saving’ defibrillator installed in Sindlesham
A defibrillator has been placed on the outside of Winnersh Community Centre, in Sindlesham.
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The Rose Inn opens its doors after £2.1 million refurbishment
The Grade II Listed pub opened on Monday with a Mediterranean inspired autumn and winter menu.
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Worldwide demand for new Carnival Hub artwork
A SEARCH for new artwork to go alongside the Carnival Hub development has turned into a worldwide contest after entries came from across the globe.
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Council heads up anti-extremism strategy to keep borough safe
It is working with police, health and probation services and schools on the Government's new Prevent Strategy.
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Wokingham Borough Council’s draft domestic abuse strategy to be published next week
On Monday, the borough council's overview and scrutiny management committee heard from Karen Evans, a council officer and domestic abuse co-ordinator.
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Police seize £30,000 worth of crack, heroin and cocaine in week of action against country drug lines
Between Monday, October 11, and Sunday, October 17, Thames Valley Police executed 16 warrants across the region.
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Salvation Army hosts wellbeing fayre for Earley
On Saturday, the health and wellbeing team at the Earley+ Primary Care Network, which includes Brookside Group Practice hosted the event.
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Wokingham Children’s Book Festival was a brilliant time says children’s librarian
The Wokingham Children?s Book Festival was a fantastic success over the weekend, said the borough's children?s librarian.
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World famous photographer to host talk in Wokingham
Charlie Waite, a global leading landscape photographer, will make an appearance at the Whitty Theatre.
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