Enjoy a festive wind band concert in Wokingham
Hear Second Wind play seasonal music this weekend
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Is Wokingham really an ‘unlikely British hotspot for world’s dirty cash’?
Wokingham is renowned for many things, but a recent report run by national newspapers has stated that the town
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Jackie’s back as Conservatives win Shinfield vote
The Conservatives have taken a seat on Wokingham Borough Council that was previously held by Labour.
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Make a positive difference in Wokingham
Join a group of business leaders at the Town Hall for breakfast
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Hurst homes plans refused
Plans to build nearly one hundred homes in the village will not go ahead
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Dog walk to help rescue charity
The Dog Trouble Foundation will hold its Christmas pack walk on Sunday.
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Plans for padel court submitted
Wargrave tennis club has applied for permission to install a pop-up padel tennis court.
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There’s festive fun in Wokingham this weekend
Enjoy a Christmas Fayre
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Earley Repair Cafe will do their best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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Enjoy a quiet grotto experience
The experience has been designed to help reduce anxiety, and provide a customised environment for children with additional needs.
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