House prices and rents continue to rise
The average house price in Wokingham stood at £499,000 in July 2025.
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MP names Wokingham businesses at party conference
He raised the importance of the hospitality sector in Wokingham.
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Purbrick steps down at Sumas
Wokingham Town has confirmed that Darren Purbrick has stepped down from his role as joint manager. Matt Eggleston will remain as manager of the first team, alongside the current coaching...
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Countdown is on for Wokingham Walk
The Wokingham Walk is back on Sunday, October 12.
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Enjoy a Gilbert & Sullivan satirical comedy in Woodley
Tickets are on sale now for Patience - a joyful dig at the fads we pursue
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Christmas is arriving early at Winnersh Garden Centre
Father Christmas and his head elf will open the festivities this weekend
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Pumpkin Fair returns
It's taking place on Saturday 26 October.
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Link Visiting Scheme wins Charity of the Year award
Loneliness-combatting group celebrates success at Prestigious National Awards ceremony
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‘Use us or lose us’ pleas independent retailer in Wokingham
The shop has reduced its opening hours.
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Wokingham United Charities: helping people thrive
Thrive Grant enables groups to provide for people in need
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