Did you spot Wokingham’s Palm Sunday donkey?
Children loved seeing a donkey in town at the weekend
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No election in Norreys East
No election will be held for the vacant Norreys East ward on Wokingham town council.
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Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
Find coffee and friendship in a Norreys cafe
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Get free expert advice on how to manage debt
Get free expert advice on how to manage debt
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Parking permit changes ‘impractical’
Residents claim the scheme was changed in September 2023 without consultation or notice.
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Interested in social justice? Join a free Lent course
Interested in social justice? Join a free Norreys course
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Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
Mothers Union members prepare for Lent
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Community pantry set to open its doors
Roots Community Store will run from Norreys Church in Wokingham to help residents who can't afford a full, healthy diet.
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Get ready now for this year’s elections
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging its residents to be prepared for the forthcoming elections.
Read moreDetails**FOUND** Police search for missing girl
Thames Valley Police is searching for a girl who has been reported as missing from Wokingham.
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