Wokingham support group finds reasons to celebrate
Wokingham support group finds reasons to celebrate
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Resources and free helpline launched to help unpaid carers
A NEW campaign launched by a business with a Wokingham base aims to help isolated people make new connections.
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Give every child the chance to shine, regardless of their background
Apply now for a Brighter Futures award to enrich a youngster's life
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Wokingham author launches new racy romance
Laura's novel promises spice
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Enjoy comedy rock at the Hope & Anchor
Saturday is music night at the 17th century pub
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Promotions at Clifton Ingram
Clifton Ingram has announced the promotion of several members of its team.
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Over 60 and feeling lonely? Call The Link Visiting Scheme
Find out about activities and groups in the area
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Historic name set to return to the town
New week is the 20th anniversary of the last competitive match of Wokingham Town Football Club.
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Voyeur spotted on Wokingham road … police release CCTV of man they believe can help their investigation
A VOYEUR was spotted on Wokingham's London Road earlier this year, and police are attempting to trace him.
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Picture perfect: visit a photography exhibition in Wokingham
All are welcome to a free town centre display
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