Another shop shuts in Wokingham
Another shop has closed its doors in Wokingham town centre for the final time.
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Safe Places scheme is back
Shops and businesses are joining the scheme to help people feel more confident going out independently
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Aaron wins supporters’ award for Wokingham Town FC
A packed Emmbrook Sports and Social Club saw the 16-year-old win the coveted award by a single vote.
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New link road set to open in Wokingham
The new link road that forms part of the?south Wokingham distributor road?project is due to open next week.
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Wokingham Pride calls for volunteers
The organisers of this year's Wokingham Pride are searching for more volunteers to help at the popular event.
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Wokingham’s Party in the Park returns this weekend
Party in the Park is back at Elms Field in Wokingham on Saturday, June 6.
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Explicit doodle counted at election count in Wokingham
The explicit doodle was counted as a vote.
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Historic ceremony welcomes new mayor in Wokingham
A ceremony dating back decades took place last Sunday, when Cllr Alwyn Jones was installed as the new town mayor.
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Wokingham Town downed at final hurdle in League Cup final
Wokingham Town Football Club fell agonizingly short of lifting the Combined Counties League Cup last night.
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Liberal democrats maintain control of Wokingham borough council
The Liberal Democrats retained control of both Wokingham borough council and Wokingham town council following the local elections.
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