Wokingham

Thames Valley Police collected more than 250 knives during an anti-knife campaign last month. Of the blades collected, 96 were from Berkshire, collected at police stations in Loddon Valley in...

RESIDENTS are invited to celebrate at St Mary’s Church in Twyford. Next week, Thru-Christ is hosting a celebration service where it will launch its new vision for the future.‘ Thru-Christ...

ON FRIDAY, May 7, WADE held the latest draw in its 150 Club lottery. The centre, on Reading Road, provides daycare facilities for the borough’s older residents, including hot lunches,...

SOMETHING is brewing in Wokingham town centre, as new taproom The Outhouse Brewery prepares to open its doors on Denmark Street next month. Part of the Elms Field redevelopment, the...

WOKINGHAM BOROUGH council is supporting a mental health campaign about connecting with nature. Charles Margetts, executive member for health, wellbeing and adult services, said: “Small changes to our everyday lives...

Back to Work with Nigel Richards Gone are the days when finding a job meant perusing the job adverts in newspapers, sending the recruiter a CV and covering letter in...

A CHARITY that supports former addicts with post-rehab care is looking for more premises in Woodley. Hope and Vision Communities provides move-on accommodation to people that have completed a residential...

WOKINGHAM Borough Council’s planning committee will consider plans for a major development in South Wokingham. On Tuesday, May 18, the planning committee will hold a special meeting to discuss proposals...

A NEW autism resource has been launched for secondary school students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Opening in September, it will be based at Maiden Erlegh School in Earley and will...

FORCED TO shut down his covered dining area, a Wokingham landlord said he was devastated when covid marshals visited his pub earlier this month. Clive McNelly, from The White Horse,...