Sumas seek more sponsors
Wokingham & Emmbrook FC is seeking sponsors to continue providing opportunities for young people.
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A festival for the mind and body
A unique festival took place in Wokingham last weekend with the aim of helping attendees explore a range of wellness options.
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Nominations now open
Taylor Wimpey West London is looking for nominations for a £500 donation.
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Get your tickets for fireworks event
Tickets are on sale for the annual Wokingham fireworks display.
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L’Ortolan on the market
An award-winning Berkshire's restaurant is for sale.
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Wokingham town centre’s future is ‘hanging by a thread’
A business owner has written to the leader of Wokingham Borough Council to highlight the "sobering reality" of retail in the town centre.
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Smart Cookie finds her home
Cookie the cat has finally found her fur-ever home.
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Nominations for Jen and Jan
Two long-serving social workers from Wokingham Borough Council have been recognised for their commitment to the profession.
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Auction exceeds estimates
One man's lifetime collection of model trains went under the hammer in Wokingham earlier this week.
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Fifth London show for fashion designer
A former Wokingham designer made her fifth consecutive appearance at last week's London Fashion Week.
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