The last UK film featuring actor Rik Mayall, which was filmed on location in Wokingham, is set to be released online this Christmas. One by One, which was filmed at...
Read moreDetailsHe’s back! The headline at The Hexagon this year is that Justin Fletcher - aka Mr Tumble - has returned to the Reading stage for its pantomime, Dick Whittington. It’s...
Read moreDetailsRubbish collections across the borough will take place on different days during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Refuse collections The days have changed because of the holiday period. Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsThe penultimate night of Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar saw Opera at Bearwood give a festive preview of their new show. The group were at the Dollshouse Boutique in Rose Street...
Read moreDetailsCAROLS old and new were performed by the Twyford Singers at their Christmas concert in St Mary’s Church on Saturday, December 13. The choir sang favourites, such as God Rest...
Read moreDetailsThe man behind Wokingham's International Street Concert performed at The Duke's Head tonight for the 22nd day of the Living Advent Calendar. Pauly Zarb, well known around the borough, sung...
Read moreDetailsPLANS for 32 new sheltered retirement apartments in Wokingham’s town centre have been given the green light. The units are a mixture of one- and two-bedroom units and a total...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S new bus service will be expanded in the New Year, with new timetables and a route that takes in the train station. Reading Buses is improving its Lion 4...
Read moreDetailsTonight's performance at Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar came courtesy of Woodley Theatre. The group performed Christmas Cheer, a short 15-minute drama at the Broad Street Tavern in Broad Street. It...
Read moreDetailsRoad bosses behind a controversial new layout to a major road through Wokingham have defended the changes, saying that it is ‘safe’ and 'reducing queues'. In the autumn, Highways England (HE)...
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