Successful Wokingham Walk makes great strides for hospice
Originally planned for May, this year’s Wokingham Walk took place on Sunday, September 6.
Read moreOriginally planned for May, this year’s Wokingham Walk took place on Sunday, September 6.
Read moreA week after the council launched its campaign to fight housing numbers, leader John Halsall said he is determined to challenge his own party.
Read more“We wanted to make our welcome special for our new students and families and make sure the first step into school was a happy and confidence building event."
Read moreThe average amount saved by Wokingham borough residents during the Eat Out to Help Out scheme was £5.89 per meal.
Read moreRobert Bowdish has joined Wokingham-based company PRISYM ID as its new director for clinical sales.
Read moreWe’d identified as parents for so long, which would never change, however that identification would have a new definition. We’d still be Mum and Dad, just in a different way.
Read moreAnthony Mackey, family and friends walked 100km to raise money and awareness for their son's rare diganosis — Sagittal Craniosnostosis.
Read more“We do hope you’ll join in and take part in the Heritage Open days Hidden Nature activities this year."
Read more“We've made a good number of sales and we got some great feedback on what people want to see in the shop."
Read moreIt's not completely one either, because the village of colourful wooden spoons can be found on Robinhood Lane.
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