Wokingham church celebrates new role for pioneer and youth specialist
Savannah Bell is welcomed as Baptist minister
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MP calls for ban on bonuses for water bosses
Data revealed there were 416 sewage spills in Wokingham last year.
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Terry, 90, is honoured at last thanks to Wokingham.Today publisher
A chance conversation led to an unexpected presentation in the Town Hall
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Changes approved for town centre restaurant
{;ans have been approved for new advertising, signage and paint.
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Approval expected for 18 homes
An application for 18 homes on Lower Wokingham Road is set to be approved
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All aboard for railway exhibition
The exhibition will mark 175 years since the railway came to Wokingham.
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Members of Great Langborough Residents’ Association welcome new chair
Pat Smith passes on the baton to Ken Smith, after 12 years at the helm
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Initiative for young drivers
Go Drive aims to reduce road accidents among young drivers by fostering safer driving attitudes and behaviour.
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School marks 75 year of the Commonwealth
The initiative is aimed at highlighting the school's commitment to global citizenship.
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Roadworks start on London Road
The closures have started today.
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