‘The budget remains a real challenge’: Bracknell Forest Council budget plans meeting
The proposed budget for 2026 to 2027 looks to protect vital services.
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New tenant at Wokingham business park
GSF has signed a 10 year-lease on a 5,440 sq ft unit.
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Wokingham United Charities fills borough with Christmas Cheer
Grants for parties, lunches and gifts help organisations deliver joy
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Westende’s Christmas meal a winter heartwarmer
Wokingham's almshouse community enjoys festive lunch
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NHS issues prescription reminders ahead of festive season pharmacy closures
Residents are being reminded to have their repeat prescriptions in order ahead of pharmacy closures over Christmas and New Year.
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Twyford Singers concert a ‘glorious blend’
Christmas music enjoyed by a large audience at St Mary's Church
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Church Notes: Get ready for Christmas
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Town councillor joins Lib Dems
Councillor Alwyn Jones represents Norreys East and is the current deputy mayor for Wokingham town council.
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Prince William spotted in Finchampstead
The Prince of Wales was at the Sports Club in the village, watching his son Prince Louis play football.
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‘They’ve gone commercial for the younger audience’: Music fans react to Reading Festival 2026 headliners announcement
Music fans have reacted after Reading Festival announced its headliners for the 2026 edition of the festival.
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