Redwood resigned ’before he became dead wood’
The leader of a national political party has spoken after the decision by Sir John Redwood to stand down.
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Young Sumas collect trophies
More than 700 boys and girls who play for the club's teams collected trophies.
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Application for more shared ownership homes
Changes to affordable homes at Copsewood.
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Police appeal for witnesses after female assaulted by male in Wokingham
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident of assault in Wokingham.
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Charity challenge for Mark
Mark Ashwell is taking on the '24 peaks in 24 hours' challenge.
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Mayor opens club’s new kitchen
Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club was awarded the new kitchen as part of a nationwide initiative to boost grassroots football.
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Double delight for Wolves
The youngsters completed a league and cup double during an unbeaten season.
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Historic name set to return to the town
New week is the 20th anniversary of the last competitive match of Wokingham Town Football Club.
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Bike shop extension plans refused again
Rideworx at 125 Reading Road had sought to build additional space.
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Wokingham pub property for sale
The home of one of Wokingham's most well-known pubs has been put up for sale.
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