Binfield’s The Jack set to reopen
The Jack O'Newbury will open its doors in Binfield this May.
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Wokingham couple marks 60 happy years
Michael and Alison celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary with flowers and cake
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Spring back to Wokingham
An event that celebrates Spring and reinforces the fact that Wokingham is open for business is set to take place in May.
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Reform UK reveals local election plans in Wokingham
Reform has revealed it will be fielding candidates in every ward across Wokingham borough at the forthcoming local elections
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Find vegan products at in Wokingham
A monthly market specialises in animal-free produce
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
A Wokingham group welcomes people who like quiet activities
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Wokingham MP and Thunderbirds movie
We're sure the date today didn't escape you.
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Wokingham MP to star in Hollywood film
Speaking to Wokingham Today, he insisted his role would not detract from his work as an MP.
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Meet the Mayor and Deputy set to lead Wokingham into a ‘year of change and celebration’
Councillor Alwyn Jones, the current deputy mayor of Wokingham town council, has been voted mayor-elect for the forthcoming year.
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Council confirms future road closures planned as South Wokingham road project continues
Further road closures have been announced in Wokingham as work continues on the South Wokingham Distributor Road.
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