Regatta disruption
More than 300,000 people typically attend the six-day rowing event.
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Pedal to work for awesome prizes
The UK's biggest cycling commuting event returns on July 3.
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
Join a group for people who like quiet activities in Wokingham
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Emmbrook sixth form a step closer
Funds of £240,000 have been approved for preliminary work.
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MPs vote on ‘assisted dying’ bill
Jones: More than have written to me about this than any other topic'.
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Council mulls ban on “unhealthy” ads
It is looking to ban advertising of some brands and products on its assets.
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Wokingham flies the flag for Armed Forces Day
Wokingham Borough Mayor, Cllr Carol Jewell has helped fly the flag for Armed Forces Day 2025.
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Protection for town hall
Move will ".. extend the life and vibrancy of the furniture, artefacts and fabrics housed within the town hall."
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Berkshire football winners revealed
The winners of the prestigious 2025 Trademark Windows Berkshire Football Awards were revealed.
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Can you spare five minutes to help save the planet?
A campaigner is asking people to join him to help post a letter to prime minster.
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