Reynolds admits slow start cost Rams
RAMS Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds admitted a slow start to the second half allied to a high error-count and an inability to retain possession
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Facing the Climate Emergency – Local Action, Global Challenge
When Wokingham Borough Council declared a Climate Emergency back in 2019, it was in recognition of the scale of the challenge we face. more urgent.
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Volunteer Corner: As seen in Wokingham Today, September 25
The Wokingham Volunteer Centre is a registered charity that works with and places volunteers in a wide range of community,
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Send in your nominations: Wokingham Community Awards 2025
Wokingham Today, in association with Wokingham Borough Council and Wokingham Community Vision 2035, is delighted to announce the third annual event dedicated to celebrating the great and good of our...
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Eggstraordinary exhibition shows that art can be fun
An exhibition as part of Wokingham Arts Trail brings children and senior citizens together
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Lasers to light up Dinton Pastures
Tickets available for Dinton's first laser light show
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Café-bar loyalty scheme rewards adventurous customers
Travel to the comfort of Sedero Lounge and earn perks as you do
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Rams RFC record highest ever National One victory
MAN-OF-THE-MATCH Willo Bicknell admitted his try-scoring home debut was 'very good fun' after Rams recorded their highest-ever National One tally
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Fresh produce, fruit, flowers and foliage abound at WHA Autumn Show
Dahlias and chrysanthemums were just some of the beautiful blooms on display
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Labour works all year round
Norreys residents told us they wanted safer crossings and now, after years of hard work
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