Wokingham Probus Club starts the year quizzically
Group for retired professionals offers a warm welcome to new joiners this year
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Top ranking for Wokingham
Website says town is a good option if you want a well-rounded feel with strong everyday amenities.
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Stallholders can now apply for the Wokingham May Fayre
Registration is open for this popular annual event
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Three cheers for People Planet Pint
Wokingham group raises their glasses to support for the local environment
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Mayor Lou gets set for Wokingham half marathon
Wokingham town mayor Lou Timlin is lacing up her trainers for the Wokingham half marathon.
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Registration is now open for Wokingham 5km/10km event
The annual run is back with a new kids race for 2026
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Co-op in Wokingham announces closure, while new business set to come to town
One new business is coming to the town at the same time as another has announced its closure later this month.
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MP: Cancer patients and families deserve better
This is particularly an issue for patients needing to access key clinical nurse specialists,
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Family pays tribute to Tamarind Tree’s Koush
He had been co-owner and founder of The Tamarind restaurant in Peach Street,
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Nearly 1,000 walkers joined charity event for Thames Valley Air Ambulance
Families step out in Crowthorne for Rotary walk at Wellington College
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