General Election 2024: Conservatives lose Wokingham seat for first ever time as Lib Dem Clive Jones elected
Wokingham saw a historic result as Liberal Democrat candidate Clive Jones was elected as the town's new MP.
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Plans for fast food restaurant in Wokingham
Plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council that suggest a Mcdonald's restaurant is coming to the town.
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Polling day is here
An important round-up of information you might need.
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Dylan walks out with England at Euros
He suggested manager Gareth Southgate should consider dropping captain Harry Kane.
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Blue Dragon Events fun run brings 20 schools together
Fun run will support Vietnamese street children
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Remembering the armed forces
The annual event provides an opportunity for people to show support for the men and women of the armed forces.
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Where there’s a will ..
A law firm with branches in Wokingham and Reading has raised £4,930 by participating in a charity will-writing campaign.
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Italian focus at West Oak
Cllr Prue Bray, Wokingham's deputy council leader, visited West Oak care home.
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Summer racing at Newbury tomorrow
The latest Summer Evening Series race card takes place at Newbury on Thursday.
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