Objections against Riseley school plans
The proposed school would meet the needs of about 64 children with autistic spectrum disorders.
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Enjoy music night at the Hope & Anchor
Hear bands play at the Wokingham pub
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Antiques fair set to return to Wokingham
Visit an antiques fair in Wokingham.
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Farmers’ market style app launched
The virtual farmers' market app says users can support their communities by buying local, fresh produce.
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Help on offer to vote anonymously
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging people to register to vote anonymously if their safety would be at risk appearing on the electoral register.
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Has Bigfoot moved to Wokingham? Man-sized cat living in woods caught on video by dog walker
HAS Bigfoot moved to Wokingham? A dog walker has captured evidence on his phone of a man-sized furry creature stalking Gorrick Woods. Last week, David Dunham was exercising his pooch...
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Home care company walks a mile a day to raise funds for Wokingham day centre
The team values the work of WADE Day centre
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Schools join forces to create new trust
Ten Wokingham and Reading schools have joined forces to co-found and co-construct a new multi-academy trust.
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Wokingham vets demonstrates its puppy power
Mulberry House Vets are in the finals for Practice of the Year
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Join a read-aloud club for lunchtime book lovers
Take a break to hear poems and stories read out loud
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