Wokingham MP Jones reacts to “boring man” jibe
Column describes MP as ".. the most boring man in Parliament."
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Wokingham’s May Fayre was really cool! (and a great community event)
Despite a chilly day thousands enjoyed a fun day out
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The bells will ring out for VE Day in Wokingham this week
Listen out for them on Thursday evening
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Wokingham Hookers decorate Arborfield for VE Day
Look out for their beautiful crocheted memorials
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CLASP members can enjoy discussions and gardening
Talks, walks, and gardening forks make May a fun month
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Wokingham pupils experience democracy in action with visit to the Houses of Parliament
Windmill pupils present letter to MP calling for more green spaces
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Young writers can meet children’s author Eva Wong Nava
Find her at a free event in Lower Earley
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Bracknell man jailed for child sex offences in Berkshire
A man from Bracknell has been jailed for 11 years after inflicting a series of sex offences on two child victims in Berkshire.
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Wokingham MP calls on PM to keep promise over vote on US trade deal
Wokingham's MP, Clive Jones, has today called on Keir Starmer to keep his promise that MP's will have a voice on any trade deal agreed with the US.
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Sporting legend Jonny Wilkinson joins Parkrunners in Bracknell
Rugby World Cup winner, Jonny Wilkinson joined Parkrunners and Parkwalkers at the Bracknell run on Saturday May 3.
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