MP disappointed by Govt failure to back campaign
The initiative aimed to encourage people in Wokingham to buy local.
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Football round-up: Odama and Green strike for the Sumas
Jaden Odama and Sam Green were on target for the Sumas.
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Still time to take part in the Wokingham Walk
The 14th edition of the Wokingham Walk is set to take place on Sunday.
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Housebuilder’s grant will help Growing Places-Berkshire to garden in all weathers
David Wilson Homes supports construction of polytunnels for the group
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Wokingham Probus Club seeks new members
Retired professionals welcomed for talks, events, and friendship
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Prank becomes an opportunity for Wokingham business
The story was picked up by fellow industry organisations.
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Maya’s Refillables at Peach Place celebrates third birthday
The zero waste Wokingham store celebrated with bubbles, cakes, and two mayors
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New rector chosen for St Paul’s Church, Wokingham
'There's lots to be excited about this summer'
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South Berkshire Singers: a review of their March concert
Dave Donaldson reports on a night of war and peace
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Hear classical piano live at All Saints Church
Debra Wong will play for cafe users in May, June and July
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