Cricket legend Gower welcomes in Wokingham CC’s bicentenary season
Wokingham Cricket Club (WCC) rang in its bicentenary season on Saturday, May 3, with the help of an England cricket legend.
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“Lethal” crossing set for repair
A zebra crossing close to the town centre has been earmarked for repainting.
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Old red eyes is back
The UK's most authentic and popular tribute to The Beautiful South are set to return to Wokingham later this month.
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Drivers fined for breach of weight restrictions
Rances Lane is subject to a 7.5 tonne weight restriction.
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Cantley Spring fair this weekend
It is free to attend, and free parking is also available.
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All welcome at summer cricket sessions
The sessions take place at Emmbrook & Bearwood cricket club.
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Having difficulty getting to grips with your computer? There’s help at a local library
Volunteers are ready to assist with the tasks needed to communicate in today's online world
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£3,200+ raised on VE Day anniversary
Wokingham's celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day raised more than £3,200.
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Last chance to catch early bird ticket offer for jazzy piano concert
Register by Sunday to enjoy £3 discount on a Wokingham music night
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MP called for bus fare protection
Jones has called on the government to protect the bus fare cap.
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