Coffee morning in Wokingham will help Mencap
THE next charity coffee morning at the Bradbury Centre will be in aid of Mencap. The monthly event takes place on Thursday, April 14 at the Rose Street community centre....
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Pay to pray: car park charging plans are an ‘insult’ to churches
A DECISION to start charging drivers to use borough car parks on Sundays has been called an “insult” to churchgoers in Wokingham. On Thursday, March 31, the borough council’s executive...
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley zone: separate charging plan for town’s car parks
ONLY one part of Wokingham borough will be excluded from the new evening, weekend and bank holiday parking charges after successfully lobbying the council for an exemption. At the executive meeting...
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Explore Roald Dahl’s dark side at Woodley Library drawing event
TO MARK the centenary of one of the country’s best-loved authors, a life drawing session with a difference will take place in Woodley this week. Art Macabre is hosting a Dark...
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Art exhibition coming to Woodley this weekend
MORE than a hundred exhibits created by local residents will go on show this week. The Oakwood Centre in Woodley will host the annual display from members of the Woodley and...
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Sounds of the 60s to come to Wokingham this Friday night
A BAND that rocked Wokingham is making a triumphant return this week. The Fliks headlined the Wokingham Festival last August, bringing the popular outdoor music and food event to an...
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First interview: The new Bishop of Oxford
THE new Bishop of Oxford says he is looking forward to getting to know the people of Wokingham. The Rt Revd Steven Croft was announced as the new incumbent for...
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Firefighters called to baby believed to be trapped in car in Easthampstead
FIREFIGHTERS from Bracknell were called to a report of a baby trapped in a car in Easthampstead this morning. A crew were called to the Easthampstead Community Centre in Rectory...
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Bracknell Town 7 Wokingham and Emmbrook 1: Cornell scores four to send Sumas crashing out of the Supplementary Cup
WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook exited the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup with a heavy defeat at Larges Lane on Thursday night. Chief destroyer was Adam Cornell, who struck four times against his...
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Consultation launched on bringing Aldi and drive-through Costa to Wokingham
A CONSULTATION has been launched over a plan to build an Aldi and a Costa Coffee drive-through to Wokingham. While there are rumours that the supermarket could be built at...
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