Call for schools to make a splash
Wokingham Lions club has issued a call for schools to take part in this year's swimathon.
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Hurst Morris People help show off contrasting dance traditions
Two morris teams met at a country pub to show off their contrasting traditional dance styles.
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Group gathers in Wokingham to mark International Conscientious Objectors Day
A group of ten people gathered in Howard Palmer Gardens, Wokingham, to mark International Conscientious Objectors Day
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Top awards for building society
A building society with a branch in Wokingham has won two national awards.
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Spend on new exec roles questioned
Two new executive positions have been created.
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Call for minister to meet Wokingham businesses
'Clarity needed on US court ruling'
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More acts announced for Wokingham Festival 2025 with early bird tickets still on sale
Wokingham Festival has announced more acts for its 2025 edition with early bird tickets still on sale for a short time.
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Weekend junction closure postponed
Discussions were needed with with two utility firms.
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Nine homes in Charvil approved
Plans for less than a dozen homes deemed a 'profiteering land grab' have been approved by the council
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Bracknell Pride host says concerns for stage name ‘taking away’ from point of event
The host of Bracknell Pride has said concerns over their full stage name are 'taking away from all the event means'.
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