Heather bids a fond farewell
A long-serving member of the Wokingham Borough Libraries team has retired.
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All Saints Church, Norreys to welcome new rector
The Revd Hannah Higginson will take up her post in July
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Bluebird Care staff wear green for charity
An awareness day raises funds to support mental health
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Smell the flowers at a summer show
Wokingham growers will display prize blooms
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Reading and Wokingham people cited in King’s Birthday Honours
THE PRINCIPAL of Reading's New Directions College is among 130 people from across the southeast to have been cited in the King's birthday honours list
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Group decorates Wokingham store for Learning Disability Week
See Promise Inclusion's artwork in Bush Walk
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TODAY: Motor show comes to town
Wokingham Lions' Classic Motor Show 2024 will take place at Elms Field on Saturday, June 15.
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Cash for no questions: Tories accused of paying rowers to be pictured with prime minister on visit to Wokingham constituency
The prime minister was at the Leander Club on the Wokingham side of the River Thames last week.
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Maya’s Refillables can help companies to be greener too
Wokingham sustainability store reaches out to businesses
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Wokingham in the national spotlight
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey was in Wokingham, trailed by national media.
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