Brian’s labour of love transformed Warfield development
Decorated with more than 27,000 lights, the Elf castle included two post boxes.
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Bringing Christmas cheer to tackle loneliness
Pupils designed Christmas cards which will be delivered to more than 500 individuals across the borough.
Most popular Christmas carol revealed
A new study has revealed Britain's favourite Christmas carol of 2023.
Borough in top 20 for road maintenance
Roads across Wokingham Borough were among the best maintained in the country in the last year.
Insolvencies at highest since 2009
Corporate insolvencies have shot up by more than a fifth compared with last year.
Builder delivers Christmas cheer
Local housebuilder Crest Nicholson has been supporting Wokingham Foodbank this festive season.
Plans for a new restaurant?
Plans have been submitted for a change of use of a town centre retail unit to include restaurant and takeaway ...
Reading RFC 14-17 Witney: Hosts edged out in tight contest
A last-ditch Reading effort to grasp a victory proved unsuccessful in a tightly fought game against Witney.
Twyford & Ruscombe Football Club in search for new players
TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE FOOTBALL CLUB are seeking new players to join them to help strengthen their Saturday side.
Evendons Primary School expansion works completed
These substantial works were the first since the school was founded.
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