Number of Wokingham residents helped with debt revealed
Figures have revealed that 133 people in debt in Wokingham entered into the Breathing Space scheme in 2025.
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Woodley Festival of Music and Arts 2026
Nearly a thousand children showcased their talent
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Girl from Lower Earley who lost her mum will run London Marathon for Daisy’s Dream
'The charity helped me to navigate everything I was feeling,' says Frankie
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Have your say on Sonning neighbourhood plan
The council said this is not an opportunity to provide further comments on the Plan itself.
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Award-winning chef coming to Wokingham
Chef Inderpal Singh won season four of Masterchef Singapore.
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Sandhurst Silver Band earns place at the Royal Albert Hall
It will now compete as one of the top 20 brass bands in the country
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Wokingham pub set to reopen after six-figure refurbishment
The revamped venue is set to reopen its doors next month.
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Wokingham Town FC Ladies search for new players
Wokingham Town Football Club's senior ladies team is looking for additional players for next season.
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Say it with flowers at Wokingham Flower Club
Enjoy a floral arranging demonstration in May
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Van rolls into lake after driver tries to flee police in Bracknell park
A man has been arrested after a van ended up in a lake at a park in Bracknell following a police pursuit.
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