Care franchise scoops major accolade
Wokingham-based Sylvian Care has been included in the prestigious rankings for a second year.
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Clarkson’s lager comes to Wokingham
Jeremy Clarkson's award-winning lager will be available in Wokingham.
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Free parking for February event
Wokingham Borough Council is set to offer free parking alongside a popular town centre event.
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Tributes for ‘generous’ Clive
Clive McNelly, the landlord of The White Horse pub in Wokingham, has died.
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Sell-out success for school carol concert
Around 280 pupils from 18 schools took part in the event.
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Knights set to invade Wokingham pubs
Yateley Morris Men will be performing a traditional 'Mummers' play.
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Top telly filmed in Wokingham
A reboot of ITV's 80s and 90s favourite You Bet! was filmed at Shinfield Studios in Wokingham Borough.
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Progress at Arborfield Green
Initial works at Arborfield Green's new district centre have been completed.
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Councillor resigns from Labour
Says he no longer recognises its core values or its direction.
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GB athlete Will dies aged 25
An Arborfield Olympic athlete has died at the age of 25. Boccia athlete Will Arnott, who represented ParalympicsGB for the first time at Paris 2024, has passed away, according to...
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