NEXT Saturday, a Woodley-based choir is hosting a special evening of music in Henley to help mark its 40th anniversary. The Thames Valley Chorus will be teaming up with special...
Read moreDetailsJose Gomes says that his players need to keep a positive spirit after they fell to their third consecutive Championship defeat to drop to 20th in the table. On the...
Read moreDetailsIt's Wokinghams newest pub. The Oakingham Belle will have its doors opened by the mayor on Monday, but ahead of its opening The Wokingham Paper enjoyed a sneak preview
Read moreDetailsThe Extinction Rebellion protest outside Woodley’s Oakwood Centre on Friday afternoon might have been small, but the ambition of its participants was mighty.
Read moreDetailsResidents of Wokingham have the highest healthy life expectancy in the UK at 70.7 years, according to the Office for National Statistics
Read moreDetailsTHE Council is planning to introduce more artworks into the town centre, following a row over the cost of a bench installed in Peach Place
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to David Frederic Perron, a talented chef who used to work at a Knowl Hill gastropub.
Read moreDetailsTwo of the boroughs long-serving landladies were honoured with a special lunch held in Remenham last week
Read moreDetailsTraining for adult cyclists who want to improve their confidence on busy roads can now enroll on a training programme offered by Wokingham council.
Read moreDetailsA WOMEN was threatened with a knife when she confronted burglars in her Woodley home on Monday
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