Is Wokingham really an ‘unlikely British hotspot for world’s dirty cash’?
Wokingham is renowned for many things, but a recent report run by national newspapers has stated that the town
Read moreDetailsWokingham is renowned for many things, but a recent report run by national newspapers has stated that the town
Read moreDetailsWindsor Great Park Illuminated has announced that it is returning for its fourth year to light up the festive season with its award-winning
Read moreDetailsThe Bayer UK and Ireland Health and Safety team recently hosted a two-day mental health first aid course and trained eight supporters,
Read moreDetailsLocal accountancy firm Millward, May & Co marked a significant milestone this month: 10 years of serving Wokingham's business community.
Read moreDetailshocking figures released by the RSPCA show the number of animals abandoned in England and Wales during the winter period has increased
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, November 25, Mr Barber visited the charity Hope After Harm, which provides a number of support services to victims of sexual violence
Read moreDetailsPassengers advised not to travel
Read moreDetailsSuper Early Bird weekend tickets are on sale for Wokingham Festival 2025 from November 27.
Read moreDetailsNew poll finds that lack of communication from Reading FC is leading to more than half of fans staying away from matches.
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters' Trust at Reading (STAR) have created a document detailing their suggestions for potential improvements to the 2024 Football Governance
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