Wokingham named second worst hotspot in Berkshire for property-damaging Japanese knotweed
Across Berkshire, there are currently 547 verified sightings - making it the 19th worst-affected county in England.
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New faces, local rivalries, and managerial merry-go-rounds ahead of the Thames Valley Premier League 2026/27 season
The local footballing landscape has taken shape following the release of the Thames Valley Premier Football League constitution.
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Cala Homes boost Nine Mile Ride summer fundraiser
Fincampstead primary school welcomes support for its Summer Fayre
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Finches share points in run-fest
It was a weekend of high scores, dramatic finishes, and character-testing run chases.
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Parish Council with £7.2m in the bank to spend £3,000 stopping pony and trap
A parish council has voted to spend up to £3,000 on a specially-designed gate to stop a pony and trap using a woodland footpath.
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The Wokingham junction so dangerous drivers can ‘barely see’ – and why it may take decades to fix
Work to design a new junction to improve a dangerous crash site in Wokingham with notoriously bad visibility is well underway.
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Inside millionaire’s rows – ten expensive streets revealed
Wokingham has long been celebrated as one of the best places to live in the UK.
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Elivia Homes support for Finchampstead FC
The developer has continued its commitment to the local community.
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Lost Wokingham: Eight things that have disappeared from our borough
Recent years have seen massive transformations in the borough.
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Cricket round-up: Finchampstead and Wokingham pick up points
The first Saturday of July turned out to be a brutal afternoon of club cricket across Wokingham and Finchampstead.
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