Optalis wins national award for accessible railways project
Its 'stand-out' work impresses the judge
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Wokingham business to close after 30+ years due to ‘severe trading difficulties’
A sign has appeared in the window of Country Dry Cleaners and Cobblers in Denmark Street.
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Olivier awards for Paddington Bear and Jessica Swale, honorary patron at Wokingham Theatre
Winnersh playwright Jessica celebrates her musical win and fondly remembers school days
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Art lovers will discuss the flamboyant work of Spanish architect Gaudi
A talk titled, A Celebration of Nature, can be enjoyed this month in Binfield
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Church Notes: Easter stories are always a little uncertain
Words from Wokingham Churches
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My Little Boardroom : Changing the Future of Work, Childcare, and Family Life
At My Little Boardroom, we exist to challenge and change the current childcare and working-parent landscape in the UK. The childcare industry is growing rapidly, yet too often the focus...
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Wokingham council CEO’s salary revealed
The data also revealed the council paid 12 of its staff more than £100,000 - up from six last year.
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Naturally Speaking: Wokingham sustainability store to celebrate four years of trading
Birthday visitors to Maya's Refillables can enjoy cake and fizz
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Nine-year-old’s near miss sparks action as Wokingham MP joins school safety walk
After reading Theo's letter, Clive Jones MP met with Theo and his father, Ian.
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Murdering the English Language’: War of words explodes between John Redwood and Wokingham MP Clive Jones
Wokingham's member of parliament Clive Jones has been accused by Baron John Redwood of "murdering the English language".
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