Can you find Wokingham’s 10 hidden artworks this Easter holiday?
Families going on a mosaic hunt can discover more about the town's history
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Tributes for former councillor
Gary Cowan represented Arborfield for more than 27 years.
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Appeal for wanted Wokingham man
He is wanted on recall to prison for breach of his licensing conditions.
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Home-Start Wokingham reports on game-changing grant from Wokingham United Charities
'It's been like gold dust,' says the family support group
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re3 relaunches community scheme for schools and organisations
The waste partnership including Reading and Wokingham Borough Councils, re3, has announced it is bringing back its re3Grow Community Scheme.
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Salaries at Wokingham Borough Council revealed, including six in excess of £100,000
Six positions at Wokingham borough council are paid in excess of £100,000 per year.
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Monitors help schools tackle air pollution
Wokingham borough council has installed air quality monitors outside four schools.
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Bill and Matt’s guide to the penny farthing
'Getting off is easy - getting off in the manner of your own choosing is harder,' they say
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Arty Arthur is poster design champion
The winner was Arthur from Walter Infant School.
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Register now for the Bikeathon
The event starts and finishes at Cantley Park on Sunday, June 22.
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