Fans of 80s music will love EBOS’s electric sing-along, dress-up show
Rock of Ages: a night of showstopping songs to join in with
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Maya’s found yet another way to reduce waste
Re-use egg boxes at her Wokingham store
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Church Notes
Words from Wokingham Churches
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Scenes of restrained sober but thankful jubilance
Wokingham Today wasn't around in 1945 however, here is how we would have reported the events.
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‘A bullet through his helmet narrowly missed Dad’s head’
Pat Firth pays tribute to her father Major Ezra Rhodes who served in WWII
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Call for “Watch British” campaign
The Liberal Democrats have warned that Trump's "James Bond tax" would deal a devastating blow to British jobs.
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Defeat for former leader
John Halsall has failed in his bid to get elected to Oxfordshire county council.
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Tesco grants boost Wokingham charities
The store's Stronger Starts scheme supports three good causes
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Spokesperson role for Wokingham Conservative Pauline
Pauline Jorgensen has been selected as the parliamentary spokesperson for Earley and Woodley.
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‘Waste of money’ claims dismissed over Wokingham community project
Claims that the Forest of Imagination project is a "waste of taxpayers' money" have been vehemently denied.
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