Growing for Wokingham: Borough charity appeals for winter support
The founder of Freely Fruity, a community food charity, are calling for support from borough residents.
Read moreDetailsThe founder of Freely Fruity, a community food charity, are calling for support from borough residents.
Read moreDetailsNeighbours in Knowle Road, Woodley, won thousands in the People's Postcode Lottery on Tuesday.
Read moreDetailsBond Brews, based on Heathlands Road in Wokingham, celebrated its fifth anniversary last weekend.
Read moreDetails“PEOPLE don’t stop being hungry during the holidays, do they?” That’s the view of Anna Rogerson, one of the team of volunteers running Wokingham’s Grub Club. The project is urging...
Read moreDetailsBell Foundry Lane will be closed to traffic from Monday to assist with construction of the new North Wokingham Distributor Road.
Read moreDetailsAfter being closed for two months, Hurst Post Office has reopened under two new managers.
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES in Earley who receive free school meals are able to access help and food from a scheme organised by churches. The Earley Help Hub, which was launched at the...
Read moreDetailsBinghams Brewery, in Twyford, is under new management and has officially launched a new tap room.
Read moreDetailsLast week, Holme Grange School hosted the Beyond COP21 Symposium.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is organising some half-term fun next week.
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