Football round-up: Odama and Green strike for the Sumas
Jaden Odama and Sam Green were on target for the Sumas.
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Still time to take part in the Wokingham Walk
The 14th edition of the Wokingham Walk is set to take place on Sunday.
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National award for Crowthorne pub chain
Hall & Woodhouse has been recognised at the 2025 Publican Awards.
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Prank becomes an opportunity for Wokingham business
The story was picked up by fellow industry organisations.
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Free fair at Cantley Park
A Spring fair is set to be held at Cantley Park later this month.
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‘Only’ three new GPs for Wokingham
Analysis by the Liberal Democrats has revealed that three new GPs have been recruited since October 2024.
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Hurst business is shortlisted for start-up award
Rcognition 'means the world'.
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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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