Libraries break new ground
Wokingham Borough's libraries have become the first in the country to sign up for a scheme,
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Less than half of UK businesses have sustainability targets
Almost two thirds of the UK businesses surveyed are expecting to maintain or increase their investment in sustainability.
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People Planet Pint Wokingham membership doubles overnight
'People in the town really do care' says group facilitator Elizabeth
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Police investigating unexplained death after body of 28-year-old found near Ryeish Green
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that they are investigating an unexplained death after the body of a 28-year-old man was found near Ryeish Green.
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FROM THE LEADER: Why sound council finances matter
We have been living through an era of chronic underfunding of public services.
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PICTURE GALLERY: Wokingham Community Awards 2024
The second edition of the Wokingham Community Awards saw people throughout the borough celebrated for their incredible achievements. Taking place at All Saints Church in Wokingham, 10 awards were handed...
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Get ready for Wokingham Winter Carnival 2024
Find out what's happening, when, and where
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Bazaar at St Paul’s Parish Rooms a success
Wokingham Town Mayor Cllr Rob Comber opens the event
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Sports hub plans submitted
Plans have been submitted for an outdoor sports hub at Finchwood Park.
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Railway club members reflect on a year of rails and steam
Wokingham Railway & Transport Club will share favourite photos after their AGM
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