RaW Sounds Today: Edward Naysmith, Scenius, Old Park Road
Edward is an impressive new talent who we spotted at his live shows in the area including at Wokingham Music Club and Wokingham Festival.
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Wokingham CEO shares realities of raising a disabled child
New book offers story of determination, love, hope and the strength of family
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SME business event next month
Small and medium sized businesses from across Wokingham borough are invited to attend.
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Where can I find a cooling ice-cream in Wokingham?
Five places to be when it's just too hot
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Business scoops award for second year
The studio clinched the prestigious 'Best Pilates Studio' title at the Muddy Stilettos Awards 2026, mirroring its triumph in 2025.
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Calling all bookworms: don’t be bored this summer holiday
Charity prepares a book sale to excite summer readers
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Watch out for Dragons in Bracknell
The Lexicon is bringing a month of mythical fun to Bracknell with Dragons at The Lexicon.
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Event held to explore kitchen ideas
Attendees included Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Rob Comber, who joined residents in exploring the showroom.
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RSPCA recommends temporary dog lockdown
Charity urges owners to keep dogs safe in high temperatures
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Future of former M&S site takes centre stage
the future of the former Marks & Spencer building on Peach Street in Wokingham has entered a crucial new chapter.
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