Young actress from Spencers Wood makes acting debut in Netflix hit ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ alongside Helen Mirren and Celia Imrie
Eight-year-old Everly Klann makes her debut performance in The Thursday Murder Club
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Enjoy free weekend bus travel in the borough this Christmas season
Wokingham Borough Council to make single journeys free borough wide
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New comedy night comes to Wokingham
Laughter Craft Comedy launches show in the Salty Olive
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Drop-in to an advice session to cut energy costs – at borough libraries
Wokingham Borough Council announces more Warm Homes sessions
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Wokingham Borough features in Electric Evolution podcast
How is the borough acting on the climate emergency?
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Borough residents can now donate reusable items from their doorstep
Wokingham Borough Council announces new donation scheme
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Winnersh consultancy to collaborate with Amazon
Two firms share a passion for transforming Saudi Arabia's digital capabilities
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Magician to share secrets of deception with Arts Society Wokingham members
Now you see it, now you don't
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Dressing the Christmas Tree
Wokingham pupils are making recycled decorations to bring Christmas cheer to the town centre
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Coppa Club’s Great House makes generous donation to primary school
Sonning CE Primary School receives funds raised at the restaurant business's 10th birthday celebration event
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