VOTE 2024: Two new faces on Evendons ward … haven’t you seen them before?
There are two new faces on Evendons ward in Wokingham, thanks to the local elections held on Thursday, May 2
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VOTE 2024: The new Lib Dem councillors for Wescott ward
Wescott ward has gained two new Lib Dem councillors.
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VOTE 2024: Live blog from the Wokingham Borough Council elections count
Yesterday, voters across Wokingham Borough delivered their verdict on the ruling Lib Dem administration. Due to boundary changes, this year all 54 council seats are being elected. There are still...
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Wokingham Walk was a splash in the park
Cheerful walkers braved more than just puddles
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Pupil prepares to help Tanzanian schoolchildren thanks to grant from Hurst Show
A student who is to help Tanzanian schoolchildren attend school every day has been awarded a Hurst Show grant towards his trip
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CLASP members make a splash
Their huge achievement has raised £1,500 for the group
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Looking to join Women’s Institute?
A Woodley group welcomes new members
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Picture Perfect: a club for photographers
Join a group to improve your skills
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Table top sale will help to support Scouting activities
Pick up a bargain and help raise funds for youngsters
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There’s nothing laid back about Starmaker’s show
Be More Chill fizzed with energy
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