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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Local journalism value celebrated as former Wokingham Today and Reading Today editor receives honorary degree
A journalist who founded two independent local newspapers has received an honorary degree from the University of Reading.
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United against gender-based violence
People gathered outside Wokingham town hall last week to support this year's White Ribbon 16 days of activism.
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It’s all kicking off in Shinfield
The new football pitches at High Copse sports ground, off Hyde End Road in Shinfield, are now ready and in use by Shinfield Rangers Football Club.
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Dragons’ Den twins from Berkshire win Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award
Twin brothers Luke and Owen Buckmaster, founders of the fast-growing pizza brand Doughboys Pizza, have been named Young Entrepreneurs of the Year
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Local salon initiative offers free haircuts to community volunteers
A hair salon in Wokingham has provided hundreds of complimentary haircuts to charity workers and volunteers
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Borough mayor puts on walking boots for charity
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell, is lacing up her walking boots to raise money for her chosen charity.
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HSBC in Wokingham targeted by pro-Palestine protest
A branch of HSBC in Wokingham has been damaged after being targeted during an overnight protest linked to pro-Palestinian activism.
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