Wokingham film buffs can enjoy an autobiographical World War II story
One Life stars Anthony Hopkins
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Ghostly farce brings Wokingham Theatre season to a havoc-wreaking close
Expect wafting spectres and floating vases in Coward's classic comedy
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‘My little boy has no school to go to,’ says parent
Families share anguish at school placement delays
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Sessions to boost digital skills
The sessions are free and are designed to help everyone improve their digital literacy.
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A salutary tale awaits curious readers
Meet author, Stephen Ross at his Wokingham book launch
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All Saints Church welcomes new rector, Hannah
She's inspired and excited about the future
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The 50plus home repair company welcomes new area manager
Woodley resident David Birch leads expansion into Berkshire
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Wokingham says farewell to Father Richard
St Paul's Church fills the hall with tea and cakes
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Enjoy family fun in Wokingham and support abandoned horses
Equine charity SAFE is holding an event to highlight their work
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End of an era for Wokingham’s Gig House
The pub closed on Sunday
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