Diane’s close shave will be a double header for charities
Diane Marshall, from Wokingham, is shaving her head as part of a charity fundraiser.
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New Indian restaurant opens in Peach Place
Dabbawalla, a new Indina takeaway, is opening on Peach Place in Wokingham town centre today.
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‘Southern Distributor Road will endanger our children’
Montague Park residents fear the Southern Distribution Road will increase accident risks for children.
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Mayor left frustrated with ‘relentless’ graffiti in town
Wokingham town centre has been subject to a string of graffiti attacks in recent weeks.
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Winnersh teenager’s bid to make TV judges fall in love with her landscapes
Nikite Jamthe, from Winnersh, featured in Sky Arts' Landscape Artist of the Year.
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Wokingham Borough Council meeting halted after breaching its own rules
A WOKINGHAM council meeting was halted last night after it was found to be in breach of its own rules. While the leader of Wokingham Borough Council says it was...
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NEW YEAR’S HONOURS: Awarded MBE for delivering 10,000 prescriptions
Richard Thomas, from Finchampstead, has received an MBE for his life-saving work during lockdown.
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Twyford-based Daisy’s Dream gets a helping hand
David Wilson Homes Southern has donated £500 to Daisy's Dream.
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Garden waste collection suspended in Wokingham following coronavirus concerns
Garden waste collections in Wokingham borough are suspended due to coronavirus concerns.
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More funds approved for domestic abuse charities in Wokingham borough
Domestic abuse charities in Berkshire have been awarded £124,000 to support victims during the pandemic.
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