Teenager found dead at house in Wokingham, police release update on Windmill Close incident
A teenage boy has been found dead at a property in Wokingham, police have said.
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Small decline in Wokingham house sale prices
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics have been revealed.
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Enjoy a musical night out in Wokingham
Choir prepares to fill church with melodies from the movies
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Get things fixed in Wokingham
Wokingham Repair Cafe technicians are ready to mend, so residents don't have to throw away
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Ann Summers in Wokingham? Sign prompts amused reaction from residents
A sign suggesting that lingerie and adult retailer Ann Summers could be coming to Wokingham has prompted a wave of amused reactions from residents
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Major incident in Woosehill as large emergency services presence responds
Emergency services were called to a major incident in the Woosehill area of Wokingham on Tuesday afternoon.
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Controversial plan to build on Wokingham school playing fields nears approval
Approval is expectedf or a single-storey SEND resource base within the grounds of St Paul's Church of England Junior School on Oxford Road.
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Discover railways of yesteryear at a Wokingham talk
Join members of the Railway and Transport Club in June to hear about the beginnings of the light railway
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Summer reading challenge: Get reading, steady, go!
How children can get stuck into books this summer
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Tesco Wokingham supports local school and community projects
Shoppers to vote to help children access healthy food
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