Tesco grants will help Wokingham people of all ages
Stronger Starts scheme gives to three borough charities
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MP full of praise
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, was full of praise for the annual Wokingham Winter Carnival last Sunday.
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BT Street Hub plans for Peach Street refused
Wokingham borough council officers have refused plans for an application for a "BT Street Hub" in Wokingham town centre.
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All you need to know regarding road closures for Reading Toy Run
Santas (lots of them) will soon be on the road
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Public speaking newcomer Danny Wang is national finalist
His humorous speech puts the Wokingham/Reading Toastmaster in first place
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Residential plans approved for Earley offices
The application site comprises an existing building in office use.
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Church Notes: Be the Guest not the Visitor
Words from Wokingham churches
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Kaleidoscopic Winter Wonderland brings joy to survivors of domestic violence
Wokingham ball celebrates safer, brighter futures
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Generous shoppers once again put smiles on children’s faces at Christmas
Wokingham's Giving Tree Scheme is another a great success in 2025
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Safety concerns raised
Pupils heading to school deserve to get there safely, a Wokingham Labour councillor has warned.
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