MP demands better SEND support
He has urged the government to take urgent action to improve the delivery of SEND support for children and their families.
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Fire near Three Mile Cross
Crews from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended a chimney fire near Three Mile Cross last week.
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Wokingham remembers
Wokingham came together to remember the fallen on Remembrance Sunday, and again for a two-minute silence on Tuesday.
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Quiz support for CLASP
Wokingham town mayor Cllr Lou Timlin raised more than £1,300 for her chosen charity.
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Celebrate festival of lights with Diwali party
The Punjabi Community Association is hosting a Diwali party at Woosehill Community Centre in Wokingham.
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Pacifists mark Remembrance Sunday
They commemorated victims of past and present wars, of all nationalities, both civilian and military.
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Free festive buses
Wokingham borough council is offering free single fares on all local bus journeys that start in Wokingham borough running up to Christmas.
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House prices continue to rise
The latest data from the Office of National Statistics has revealed that average house prices in Wokingham stood at £503,000 in August 2025.
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Referees meeting tonight
The monthly meeting of Bracknell Referees Society takes place tonight in Finchampstead.
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Vehicle fire in Wokingham
Fire officers from Wokingham attended a vehicle fire on Norreys Avenue last Saturday.
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