Wokingham remembers: Town marks 80th anniversary of D-Day
Wokingham marked the 80th anniversary of DDay last Thursday.
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Bookings open for Winter Carnival
Stall bookings have opened for one of the highlights of the year in Wokingham.
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Sons return to celebrate fathers’ legacy
Easthampstead Golf Club welcomed the sons of two of its founding members.
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Wokingham Town set to return
Wokingham Town Football Club, which was formed in 1875, played its last competitive match in April 2004.
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Showcasing the best of Wokingham
The map highlights independent businesses, and also includes signposts to attractions outside the town.
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Parking costs up again in Wokingham borough
The cost of parking in Wokingham borough is set to rise again next month.
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Jones backs free-to-air Premier League pledge
The policy would see ten Premier League games per season shown on free-to-air TV.
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Carnival time in Woodley
One of the highlights of the year in Woodley is set to take place on Saturday.
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Fly-tippers face losing driving licence
The Conservatives have announced new measures to improve peoples' neighbourhoods and encourage community cohesion.
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Showcasing the best of Wokingham
The map highlights independent businesses, and also includes signposts to attractions outside the town.
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