There’s fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
A toddler group meets at Kings Place on Mondays
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McDonald’s: more details revealed
details have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council regarding traffic and litter management.
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Wokingham’s Arc has been installed at the library
The model, that is: Now we need the real thing
Read moreDetailsCLASP choir entertained Wokingham shoppers for BBC Children in Need
A brilliant time was had, say the group
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‘Grave concerns’ for adult services
The additional costs for adult care services in Wokingham have been revealed.
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Live-in dementia carer KK wins prestigious award
Judges recognised her compassion, warmth, and understanding
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Have your say: What are your priority areas for local policing next year?
Police and Crime Commissioner seeks residents' views on local policing budget
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‘Gift tags are flying off the trees’ says Giving Tree’s Gill Mckernan
Borough Christmas present campaign takes off
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Record year for poppy appeal
This year's appeal has topped £83.300.
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Wokingham community spirit gives storm Bert a beating
How groups rallied round to make the best of of a bad weather weekend
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