Charity services funding – what do you think?
Wokingham borough council is asking for your views on charity and community services funding.
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Have your say on proposals to improve resident parking permits
Council seeks views on town centre and station parking permits
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The Link celebrates International Friendship Day
The befriending charity gathers for lunch, entertainment, and even a spot of dancing, at a Wokingham event
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Enjoy a night at the theatre to support a borough treasure
Tickets for The Winslow Boy's opening night will benefit historic Hurst Bowling Club
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Woodley third despite draw
Woodley United sit in third place, undefeated with 10 points from their opening four games.
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Do the locomotion: ride on a miniature railway this weekend
Enjoy family fun in Wokingham
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Enjoy summer music over a pint in Wokingham
Bank holiday pub special offers free entertainment
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A-Level results 2025: St Crispin’s ‘extremely proud’
St Crispin's School have said that they are 'extremely proud' of their A-Level results for 2025.
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A-Level results 2025: The Holt marks ‘fantastic’ results
The Holt School says that it is 'delighted' with another set of fantastic A-Level exam results.
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Daisy drops in to Wokingham
Wokingham Liberal Democrats welcomed their party's deputy leader, Daisy Cooper, to the borough last week.
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