Man arrested after crash near Wokingham leaves motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
A man has been arrested after a crash near Wokingham has left a motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
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Celebrate Wokingham Pride
Wokingham Pride returns to the town on Saturday.
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Community artwork marks railway bicentenary
The community artwork was unveiled at Wokingham station.
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Wokingham Foodbank partners with Tesco to support local families
Donation bags will help those in crisis
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Gabriel’s Angels wins care award for third year running
Wokingham home care agency is among the South East's top 20 providers
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SustainFest 2025 at Holme Grange: bigger, better and greener than ever
Wokingham eco festival brings together sustainability, creativity and community
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FROM THE LEADER: A year on from the general election
Just over a year ago, a new government was elected with a landslide majority. The Conservatives were reduced to their lowest number of MPs
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re3 partners with First Days
The initiative will provide convenient drop-off locations for school uniform donations at re3 recycling centres.
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Teachers strike over proposed re-structuring
Teachers at a Wokingham school have taken to the picket line this morning.
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Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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