Wokingham’s gender and sexual diversity highlighted for the first time
In Wokingham borough, more than 200 people are transgender, with 99 transgender women and 116 transgender men.
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New mental health service launches in Wokingham
Wokingham borough is the latest area to benefit from MHICS, with the service launched in Reading, Bracknell, Slough, Windsor, Ascot and Maidenhead.
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Quarters deliver festive gift thanks to property boards
For the second year running, Quarters has supported The Cowshed with its "Santa Please Stop Here!" boards.
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Entries open for Wokingham Half Marathon… but be quick so not to miss out
An estimated 3,000 runners will take to the streets for one of the borough's biggest events of the year on Sunday, February 26.
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Further chance to have your say on political map for Wokingham Borough Council
Changes will come into effect from May 2024, when all 54 seats will be elected.
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Wokingham Borough Council asks for feedback to improve journeys
Feedback can be submitted until Sunday, March 12.
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Get revved up at Wokingham coffee morning
Mulgari is inviting car-lovers to attend to discuss all things Mini at their event on Saturday, February 11.
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Quiz night in Hurst this February
Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start at the Hurst Village Hall on School Road.
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Look out – Wokingham’s blue bags are on their way
From Monday, February 6, residents across the borough will be sent a roll of 54 blue general rubbish bags, covering between April 2023 and March 2024.
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Suspected ‘cuckoo’ drug dealers thrown out of Wokingham nest
Wokingham Borough Council and Thames Valley Police joined forces to secure a partial closure order on the property, on the Norreys estate.
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