Record entries for Hurst horticultural show
Class entry numbers were the highest ever.
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Wokingham Council leader issues statement of solidarity after Synagogue attack in Manchester
"We have reached out to the local Jewish leadership and other community groups."
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Supermarket in Wokingham open as usual despite roadworks
Three-way traffic lights have been installed on the Tesco roundabout.
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Local Plan examination to start next month
These will start on Tuesday, November 18.
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Pavilion open with pitches to follow
Wokingham borough council gave full planning permission in late 2023.
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EV scheme bids for national title
Wokingham borough council has been nominated for an award.
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Covid Memorial Woodland to open next year
It is planned to open the woodland in 2026.
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Football round-up: Ashridge FC Women prepare for huge FA Cup tie
Cantley Park-based Ashridge Park Women travel to South London Women in the third qualifying round of the Adobe Women's FA Cup on Sunday.
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House prices and rents continue to rise
The average house price in Wokingham stood at £499,000 in July 2025.
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MP names Wokingham businesses at party conference
He raised the importance of the hospitality sector in Wokingham.
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