Remembrance at home: honouring the fallen in lockdown with online services
Wokingham Town Council has changed its plans for Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day due to the second lockdown starting today.
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The Cowshed plans to support 1,000 children with gifts
Hurst-based charity The Cowshed has launched its second Christmas present appeal, and donations are flying in.
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Have your say on the arts in Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council is looking at the effect of arts and culture on resident wellbeing, and has launched a public consultation.
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Woodley neighbours celebrate £1,000 lottery win
Three neighbours in Woodley have won £1,000 as part of the People's Postcode Lottery.
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Food charities call for volunteer help
In mid-November, Tesco shoppers will be able to donate in-store to charities FareShare and the Trussell Trust.
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Councillors cut ribbon for £4.4 million school extension
The new £4.4 million Addington School building is now officially open.
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Wokingham Borough Council to close libraries and leisure centres for second lockdown
Staff at Wokingham and Woodley libraries, and the council’s sport and leisure team will be redeployed into other front-line services.
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Balfour Beatty work to join roundabout with road
Later this month, overnight works are planned to join the roundabout opposite Woodward Close with the A329 Reading Road.
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Lions run through country park
Last weekend, visitors to Dinton Pastures were met with Woodley and Earley Lions doing sponsored laps of the woodland.
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Man with knuckle duster disguised as keyring found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place
A MAN who had a knuckle duster disguised as a keyring has been found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place. On Friday, October 30, Dion Marshall,...
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