An age-old tradition that sees Santa kill St George was performed across Wokingham borough throughout the festive season. The Yateley Mummers – aka Yateley Morris – took their traditional Mummers...
Read moreDetailsSpecial events through the year will mark the group's achievements
Read moreDetails'Undeliverable' - that's the word on the lips of many Wokingham councillors to describe new housebuilding targets imposed on the council
Read moreDetailsWilde Theatre full house as family and friends celebrate his life
Read moreDetailsWork can begin on a controversial project for dozens of new flats in Wokingham town centre, none of which will be affordable.
Read moreDetailsA fast food restaurant in Wokingham has had its application to operate a 24-hour operation rejected by Wokingham Borough Council. A meeting of the council’s licensing sub committee last week...
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham restaurant has announced it will close its doors today. Fare Eatery, located in the courtyard inside Wokingham town hall, opened in June 2024. In a statement on its...
Read moreDetailsChristmas is an important moment in the year, for people of all faiths and of none.
Read moreDetailsMany of us in Wokingham Borough are looking forward to Christmas. This is often a time where we get together with our families and friends
Read moreDetailsFirst of all, I'd like to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
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