The bridal train now arriving … Couple who met on Wokingham train get hitched at 125mph
THE OLD joke needs updating. For what's yellow and white and goes at 125mph is no longer a train driver's sandwich, it's a bride with a bouquet
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More pupils get first choice school
The 80.21% figure this year is an increase compared with previous years.
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Trinity Concert Band to perform music from stage and screen at its spring concert in Wokingham church
An award-winning concert band will launch its 2024 season with a spring concert with a performance in Wokingham.
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Crowthorne orchestra brings paintings to life
Crowthorne orchestra brings paintings to life
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‘He can come to Westminster and hit the ground running’: MP’s praise for Wokingham Lib Dem candidate Clive Jones
THE Chief whip of the Liberal Democrats joined party activists in a canvassing session in Wokingham last week.
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Market trader upset by council threat
Wokingham Borough Council has been accused of "cruel harrassment" by a market trader.
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Wokingham ranked second in happiness study
Wokingham strikes a balance between economic vitality and environmental sustainability.
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Unicorn donation a rocket boost for charities
Unicorn donation a rocket boost for charities
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Men’s Oasis: a year of stimulating conversation
Men's Oasis: a year of stimulating conversation
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Parking charges set to rise again
The cost of parking in Wokingham town centre, and elsewhere in the borough, is set to rise by more than 7%.
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