RAIL services from Wokingham are facing a day of disruption after a landslip over Christmas weekend. The incident happened at Wanborough. There was heavy rain overnight on Boxing Day into...
Read moreDetailsStudents in Wokingham borough can learn from The National Museum of Computing.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is donating tech to vulnerable residents to keep them connected during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsA new solar farm will be build on 20 hectares of land between Arborfield and Swallowfield.
Read moreDetailsChloe Swain, a Bracknell and Wokingham College student, hasn't let a life-threatening illness stop her studies.
Read moreDetailsManu Dhaumya has been nominated for a Pride of Reading Award for his work on United Against Bullies.
Read moreDetailsMichelle Jordan, the BBC Radio Berkshire DJ, has become the first patron of Kaleidoscopic UK.
Read moreDetailsWokingham social care provider Optalis has been included in the National Care Forum's 'Caring in Covid' project.
Read moreDetailsAchieving carbon neutrality was presented to Wokingham Borough Council last month.
Read moreDetailsA group of singers recruited 'the Queen' to spread some Christmas cheer in Hurst.
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