Former Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood to be made a lord
Sir John Redwood, former member of parliament for Wokingham, has been made a life peer by His Majesty the King and will sit in the House of Lords. The 74-year-old...
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Fewer elections to save money
There could be fewer borough elections in Wokingham borough.
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Wokingham man sentenced to four years in prison for supplying class A drugs
Police say 'thousands of pounds-worth of drugs have been taken off the street'
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A Wokingham Blue Christmas service: when Christmas feels hard
Find peace, and a warm welcome, this season, at All Saints Church
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Wokingham Probus Club enjoys the ‘Dickens of a Christmas’
Coppid Beech festivities include the eventful life of Victorian author Charles (Dickens)
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International weather organisation marks 50 years of operation in Reading
European Centre for Medium-Range Weather (ECMWF) celebrates its half century milestone
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Naturally Speaking: New initiative aims to protect and restore River Thames
Society to champion the national landmark for future generations
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Church Notes: The wait is nearly over
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Join Wokingham Positive Difference to celebrate the arts on Friday
Speakers from the worlds of theatre, art and music will entertain and explain
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Earley and Shinfield voters go to the polls
If you're an Earley or Shinfield resident, don't forget you may be able to vote in this Thursday's (December 11) by-elections
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