A LOCAL business has joined our latest campaign to encourage Wokingham residents to support independent retailers this lockdown. David Cliff, owner of David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street, Wokingham,...
Read moreDetailsMyskOpen Thurs to Sat 5.30pm - 9pm07721 081100https://www.facebook.com/Mysk-Catering-111905827016382myskcatering@gmail.com Lockdown means that opportunities to see the world are few and far between. But what if the world could come to you?...
Read moreDetailsIN A BID to support students during lockdown, one local school is sending the message that everyone is #StrongerTogether. And to prove it, Maiden Erlegh School has made a new,...
Read moreDetailsRelentless rain flooded a community, causing sewage safety fears and traffic diversions for days. Residents said the floods overloaded the sewers, forcing sewage out onto lawns, pavements and the road....
Read moreDetailsHEAVY snow is a possibility for Sunday, bringing the chance of a second winter wonderland for Wokingham. The Met Office has issued a weather warning from lunchtime on Saturday through...
Read moreDetailsTHREE new names are being suggested for a Shinfield pub – and residents are being asked to vote for their favourite. Last month, we revealed that The Black Boy is...
Read moreDetailsTwyford has been awarded Plastic Free Community status for its action on single-use plastic.
Read moreDetailsWoodley Carnival has been cancelled for the second year running, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's The Ollie Young Foundation is asking people to wear blue for it's month-long campaign.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham family is pleading for help raising £60,000 for their son's life-changing surgery.
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