Tackling Poverty Grants are enhancing quality of life in the borough
Hear how they are challenging hardship
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Sumas’ Ladies celebrate fantastic first season back
This was the first ladies team to compete for the club since 2021.
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Conway calls for cooperation
The leader of Wokingham Borough Council has called on councillors from across the chamber to work together.
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Conservatives face a wipeout in Berkshire, poll suggests
They currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
A group for people who like quiet activities meets in Wokingham
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EBOS Summer Cabaret promises sizzling sounds
Enjoy an evening of seasonal songs this week in Wokingham
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Winnersh supermarket plans in doubt
Wokingham Borough Council could backtrack on its support for a new supermarket in Winnersh.
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A free women’s running group has launched
Women can build confidence and fitness levels while having fun together
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Grass cutting is still happening
Most grass areas are cut four times a year, says WBC.
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Barkham Hookers see huge response to the borough’s stolen poppies
Will Arborfield's two crocheted saddles be returned?
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