Seven years on, preparatory work to make Three Tuns crossing safer is still continuing
PREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
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Boots debuts new recycling scheme
Wokingham and Woodley are two of the first towns in the country to benefit from a new recycling initiative.
You can’t be beat seeing live music – here at RaW Sounds Today we can give you a taster of what to expect
YOU CAN'T beat seeing a band live, and we've picked some of the best musicians you can see in the ...
POETRY CORNER: I hear the wind’s whisper
I hear the wind's whisper, a promise it won't keep, I hear the wind's whisper, sending dreams in my sleep.
FROM THE CHAMBER: What is the future for our town centres?
Businesses across the borough are feeling the impact of the cost of living crisis which is reducing consumer spending
CLASP tidy up keeps Wokingham spick and span
CLASP tidy up keeps Wokingham spick and span
Book a free children’s bird box workshop
Book a free children's bird box workshop
Award for Wokingham business
Caremark Wokingham & Bracknell has been recognised as the top-performing business in its region.
Berkshire ranks high for financial productivity
Berkshire has ranked in sixth place nationally.
Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
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