Berkshire Maestros secures more than £375,000 from Arts Council
Announced by the Arts Council today, the funding will allow Maestros to continue its music education activities in schools and for families across the county.
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Dinton Pastures boat hire reopens tomorrow as council launches Easter programme of events
From tomorrow, boat hire reopens, with prices starting at £8. Residents can choose from pedalos, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes.
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ARSON AT ST PAUL’S: Artefacts destroyed, but church carries on
The rector of St Paul's church in Wokingham has promised "nothing changes" after the church was attacked by an arsonist last week.
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Wokingham residents encouraged to avoid face mask littering
Wokingham residents are urged to dispose of face masks properly, after a rise in face mask littering.
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Petition launched to ‘take the Woke out of Wokingham’
Residents have launched a petition to change Wokingham's name, and want to see the 'Woke' part struck off.
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Parents call for road name change due to wildlife fears
Parents want Tiger Close renamed to Tiger Far Away, because children are too scared to walk down the street.
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Sindlesham resident marks 100 with birthday bash
Margaret Bradley, of Lord Harris Court care home, marked her 100th birthday in style.
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Easter prizes on offer thanks to Barkham Hookers
Easter prizes are on offer thanks to Barkham Hookers' latest competition.
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Pilgrims complete virtual trek to Jerusalem by Palm Sunday
A group of Earley residents have finished their virtual pilgrimage to Jerusalem, in time for Easter weekend.
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This is why the Red Arrows flew past Wokingham today
EYES were at the skies on Wednesday morning as the Red Arrows flew past Wokingham borough. And there was a touching reason for the fly past. Officially known as...
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