Strictly dancer Ian Waite steps out for Wokingham
The celebrity is determined to help put our town on the map
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New shop is a gift for Wokingham
A new shop is set to open in Wokingham this week.
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Help with debts in Wokingham
From April 6, the £90 fee will be scrapped, enabling more people to consider getting help with their debts.
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Stars of the future: WASMA gives hundreds of children the chance to shine
Youngsters fill the Hexagon Theatre with music, song, and dance
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Peach Place on Good Friday: Were you there?
Actors presented a drama about Jesus's final journey to the cross
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Fire at Wokingham church heralds dawn of Easter
Parishioners light candles to remember the resurrection
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MP critical over A329 road plans
Sir John Redwood has expressed his concerns over one of Wokingham's prominent road junctions.
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Marvellous Festivals celebrates its 21st birthday with a special offer for fun-seekers
Find 10% off tickets on the group's website
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Puzzle it out at Wokingham Library
A group for people who like quiet activities meets in Wokingham
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Man charged with thefts
The charges are in connection with thefts that took place between September 2022 and February 2024.
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