Tributes to former councillors
Tributes were paid to two former Wokingham borough councillors at last week's meeting of the full council.
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Drop-in session for south Wokingham plans
The community forum os at St Sebastian's Memorial Hall on Thursday, May 15.
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New citizens welcomed to Wokingham
Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Adrian Mather, has welcomed 30 new residents to the borough.
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Berkshire MS Therapy Centre: ‘this is family’
A place where people feel understood
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More barn owls in the borough, please
Barn owl boxes go up to boost wildlife
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Borough choir prepares to perform majestic programme of summer music
Wokingham Choral Society's concert promises to be uplifting and joyful
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Get out the bunting for VE Day at Wokingham’s May Fayre
Come dressed for a celebration in union flags, hats and t-shirts
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Borough choral societies’ concert ‘a wonderful dream’
Guest reviewer writes about concert of epic proportions
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Discounted tickets available for summer concert in Wokingham
Enjoy some jazzy Gershwin with Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra
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Wokingham’s MP votes to fix crumbling hospitals and bring delayed projects forward
Wokingham's Liberal Democrat MP, Clive Jones, voted on a Liberal Democrat motion to fix local NHS buildings
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