New Wokingham cafe is ‘here to belong’
A new cafe has opened in one of the most prominent Wokingham town centre locations.
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Wokingham shows support for Trans Rights
Representatives from Wokingham Pride headed to London to support the trans community.
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Fundraising appeal after Woosehill family lose everything in ‘devastating’ fire
Donations have been pledged from more than 140 people and organisations.
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Things are buzzing at The Lexicon
Steve is looking after The Lexicon's three hives on the rooftop of Princess Square.
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Can you run Party in the Park?
The estimated value of the contract is £77,400.
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Bike bonanza is back for summer fun
The event will happen in Woodley in August.
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California crossroads nominated for awards
The junction has been widely praised by experts.
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REME to mark Freedom of Wokingham
They will exercise their Freedom of Wokingham by marching through the town.
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New equality and diversity policy set for adoption
Wokingham borough council has collaborated and consulted with residents and partners.
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Rewind Festival returns next month
The retro festival returns to Henley.
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