New community outreach project announced
Residents' Reception will act as a one-stop shop for people to get help and information.
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Discover more about Wokingham
You can learn about the history and heritage of Wokingham this weekend.
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Mindset Unlimited returns to town
The annual event that celebrates health and wellness returns to Wokingham on Saturday.
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Beating the Bounds returns on Sunday
The event starts from 9:00 am, is free and features three routes.
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Speedway reunion at California country park
The park on Nine Mile Ride was once the home of one of the south of England's top speedway teams.
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No banking hub for Wokingham
MP will continue to press for a shared banking facility.
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Care home plans for Shinfield property
Agents have applied to change the use of 32 Cirrus Drive into a children's care home
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Call for entries for autumn show
The event is set to take place on Sunday, September 8.
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Take part in National Fitness Day for free
There are lots of ways to get involved.
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Nature day at Keephatch Meadows
A family-focused nature day is coming to Keephatch Meadows in Wokingham on September 14.
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