‘When the cooker breaks it can tip you over the edge’
Amy Garstang from Wokingham United Charities talks about tackling poverty in Wokingham
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Win a kit for your youth football team
The competition is open to all grassroots youth football teams across the UK.
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Howdy CLASP members!
A ceilidh evening brought friends together in Wokingham
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House prices up 6.1% in 12 months
Office for National Statistics data showed the average house price in December 2024 was £500,000.
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Lions take on music club role
Wokingham Music Club was founded in April 2012.
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Enjoy an evening of music and meditation in Wokingham
The South Berkshire Singers will perform at St Paul's Church
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Outrage as ‘protected’ trees are felled
Some of the trees were the subject of tree preservation orders, although their loss has been deemed as "acceptable".
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Four fined for car park graffiti
They were fined and issued with behaviour orders.
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Emmbrook gig to support sports club
Wokingham-based Pink Fish will be performing.
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‘Woke’ council claim refuted
The "new" guide has been revealed as being notes from 2021.
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