Winnersh Parish Council is responsible for the area of Berkshire within Wokingham District roughly bounded on the north-east by the A329M, to the north-west by the river Loddon, Old Forest Road and Simons Lane on the south east and Bearwood Road on the south-west. This comprises the two original settlements of Sindlesham and Winnersh. Today the centre of the area is best known by the "Winnersh cross-roads", the junction of the A329, the Wokingham to Reading road, and the B3030, Aborfield to Twyford road.
Within this area the Parish Council provides recreational facilities, such as football pitches, manages the provision of allotments as well as providing a local focus for planning issues. The Council has halls for hire, these are at the Winnersh Community Centre, adjacent to the Bearwood Recreation Ground. The Centre also houses the Council's offices.
The graphic that the Council uses on this site, and other documentation, is the Loddon Lily. The lily was chosen when Sainsbury were looking for a local symbol as a logo for their store at the Winnersh crossroads. At that time the Council did not have a "corporate identity" and in conjunction with Sainsbury decide that the Loddon Lily was appropriate.