Mystery “graffiti” in town centre
The former Barclays building in Market Place has been hit multiple times.
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Countdown begins for wellness festival at Dinton Pastures
Kamala Festival returns to Dinton Pastures on Saturday, May 9.
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Man found with serious head injury sparks police investigation in Woosehill
Police are investigating after a man in his sixties was found with a serious head injury in Woosehill.
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BBC Gladiator Steel stuns Wokingham school — what happened next raised £3,500!
Zack George, also known as BBC TV's Gladiator Steel, thrilled children at Floreat Montague park primary school.
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Wokingham election shock prediction as Lib Dems and Tories go head-to-head in key wards
A prediction for the Wokingham council elections sees the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives clashing in Earley and Woodley.
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Aldi pushes £7m plan to transform derelict Bracknell Homebase site into new supermarket
Aldi is doubling down on its bid to take over Bracknell's derelict Homebase site
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How will the climate and nature crisis affect me?
Find out at a free Wokingham Film
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RaW Sounds Today: Jack Foz, Cheap Suits, Adult DVD
Jack Foz is based in London, but popped along to the Purple Turtle to headline the party celebrating 10 years of Dean Nelson's Generation Studio.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: The reason for road closures in Wokingham
If you've been driving around or south of Wokingham Town in the last few weeks, you are more than likely to have seen worse than normal congestion
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Enjoy a charity coffee event in Wokingham
A coffee morning at St Paul's this month will benefit Christian Aid
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