Good Companions pub holds family fun day
Picture special from The Good Companions Pub in Woodley, which held a fun day in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care
Read moreDetailsPicture special from The Good Companions Pub in Woodley, which held a fun day in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care
Read moreDetailsSHOPPERS in Wokingham have helped contribute to a national project that has donated more than three million meals to vulnerable children this summer.
Read moreDetailsA SUMMER barbecue delighted residents at a Finchampstead care home earlier this month - not least as the stocks came out
Read moreDetailsWe are sad to report the death, on Friday 6 August 2021, of David Tinker, past Chairman and President of the Wokingham Society
Read moreDetailsJason Robert Brown’s Songs For A New World will be performed at The Whitty Theatre, based at Luckley House School, on Saturday
Read moreDetailsAN EQUALITY profile has been published by the borough council in a bid to stop people being treated unfairly. It gives details on nine protected characteristics: age, disability, marriage and...
Read moreDetailsBia Hub has formed a new partnership in Twyford in a bid to help women feel their best when cycling
Read moreDetailsA REFURBISHED Finchampstead pub reopened its doors to the public this weekend – but the changes aren’t finished yet
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents are concerned about prices rising up to 333.3% for an over-60s activities programme.
Read moreDetailsSAFE driving and black boxes might sound like the preserve of new drivers, but Reading Buses might receive an award for theirs.
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