Wokingham Town FC’s 150th anniversary mentioned in government
The 150th anniversary of Wokingham Town Football Club has been marked by a mention in government.
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Half term treats at Wokingham restaurant
Sedero Lounge is running a Little Loungers Breakfast Club.
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Former leader of Wokingham Borough Council up for election as Reform candidate
John Halstead was the Conservative leader of the council from 2019 until 2022.
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Buy local, back Britain call from MP
Jones launches campaign to support local businesses in the wake of Donald Trump's tariffs.
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National honour for caring KK
The Dementia Carer Award celebrates individuals who demonstrate extraordinary empathy, dedication, and skills.
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Floreat Montague celebrates Wokingham’s history
The event, which involved pupils learning about the local history of Wokingham
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Mid-May closures on Finchampstead Road
The roundabout at the junction of Finchampstead Road and Molly Millars Lane will be closed.
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Restaurant’s plans for longer hours
Jalpari of Woodley has applied to extend its hours.
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Search starts for new players
Wokingham Town Ladies football club is on the lookout for new players.
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Woodley care home plans move forward
Progress is being made to replace the old building supplies firm.
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