Could you be sitting on a financial timebomb? Wokingham expert issues advice
Local wills, tax and trusts expert Ray Best explains the 'Age 25' trap
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Words from Wokingham Churches: Building a new life
Facing the challenges of moving
Read moreDetailsWokingham stamp fair set for next week
The fair is hosted by the Wokingham and District Philatelic Society.
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‘I just want to find a group of people I can talk to’: Monthly meet up launched by Wokingham church
Socialise and chat at a Bible & Beer night in Wokingham
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Bracknell unveils ambitious new net zero roadmap – here’s what it means for you
The delivery plan explains how the council will move the climate change strategy forward
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Farley Gardens launches new stroke cafe tomorrow (Wednesday)
Binfield care home to open its doors to the community
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Poundstretcher in Peach Street repossessed
Another prominent retailer has closed today (Tuesday) in Wokingham town centre.
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Strange to sponsor Wokingham Pride
Strange the Jewellers will be the main sponsor for Wokingham Pride 2026.
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Mereoak solar charging is a step closer
Executive councillors agreed to progress construction at a meeting last week.
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Joyful June offers summer fun for CLASP
Anyone for tennis? Sessions are free for members
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