Emmbrook Village Hall shows what it’s made of
St Nicholas Church's Community Showcase was 'buzzing'
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Increases in Employment Related Statutory Pay and Compensation Limits from 6 April 2026
Solicitor Aoife McGrath, in law firm Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team, summarises the changes set to take effect from 6 April 2026.
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Correction: Wokingham Dog Theft Appeal
An article previously published regarding an appeal to find a cocker spaniel named Bertie, reportedly taken from a property on Sandy Lane, Wokingham, has been brought into question following further...
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First Green councillor for Wokingham
"This defection shows that the Wokingham Green party is a rapidly growing force for change in the borough."
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Big money, big changes: Inside the plan transforming The Emmbrook School
The new building will house the school's existing sixth form.
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Community hub coming to Woodley
A new community space in Woodley will be a centre for support services and a place for all residents to come together.
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‘Racism has no place’: Wokingham Borough Council backs major equality charter
The charter commits organisations to having a clear and visible race equality policy.
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Wokingham Art Society welcomes artist Kevin Scully
Visitors invited to see him demonstrate acrylic landscape painting
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Shinfield votes today
The election of a parish councillor for Shinfield village ward of the parish of Shinfield is set to take place.
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The Best of British is nearly upon us, says Mostly G&S
Reading music Group gears up for a Woodley concert of Victorian music
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