Wokingham is deemed a runner’s paradise
Wokingham has been named the best place to exercise in the UK.
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The search is on for Wokingham’s superstar workers
Springboard is looking for Wokingham workers who have made a difference over the last year.
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Wokingham Borough Council pledges to provide Free School Meals during lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council says it will continue arranging Free School Meals during lockdown, but its catering company has been facing criticism.
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CORONAVIRUS: Hurst charity launches IT appeal for children
First Days Children's Charity has launched an appeal to donate IT equipment to children across Wokingham borough.
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Emma’s 2020 vision helps raise £10,000 for children’s charity
Emma Cantrell ran 2020km last year to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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In need of some homeschooling help?
Anna Whitehouse shares her homeschooling tips and tricks.
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Woodley Vegan Market set to return this weekend
Sparkle Vegan Events has returned to Woodley for an 'essentials' vegan market this weekend.
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TAKE OUT TO HELP OUT: Order a takeaway and help keep the economy going
Wokingham.Today is launching Take Out To Help Out, to encourage readers to support local traders this lockdown.
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Diane’s close shave will be a double header for charities
Diane Marshall, from Wokingham, is shaving her head as part of a charity fundraiser.
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New Indian restaurant opens in Peach Place
Dabbawalla, a new Indina takeaway, is opening on Peach Place in Wokingham town centre today.
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