FROM THE OPPOSITION: Axe the Family Farm Tax
Despite Labour's claims to be on the side of working people, their decision to clobber farmers with inheritance tax is going to push up prices
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Wokingham Community Awards 2024: Borough’s extraordinary people celebrated
Wokingham's extraordinary people were celebrated last night as Wokingham Today, in association with Wokingham Borough Council
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‘Volunteers are our heartbeat’ says operations manager Michelle as Soulscape receives prestigious award
Six borough charities are honoured by The King for voluntary service to their communities
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New online course can help Wokingham schools become Trauma aware
Teachers are invited to sign up for the free resource
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Full steam ahead for new signal box
Plans have been approved for a new signal box at a popular Wokingham Without leisure centre.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Thomas Hallard Mead
homas Hallard Mead was killed in the trenches in July 1916. He was 26 years old.
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Want to meet other writers?
Try a Wokingham Library group
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Muchas gracias, say Wokingham language students
Wokingham United Charities makes the trip of a lifetime possible for Isabella and Divine
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Wowwi models dress up for The Cowshed
Wokingham's Womens Institute members take to the catwalk for charity
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Budget Shock
Many working people had a shock last week when the Chancellor delivered her budget.
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