Foodie festival is heading to Wokingham
The event will take place in June at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst.
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Take a Lucas at Wokingham’s history
Take a Lucas at Wokingham's history
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No change for major road
A major new road in Wokingham will not be redesigned for pedestrians and cyclists.
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New partnership for older fitness fans
Wokingham Borough Council is partnering with Places Leisure to run a range of exercise classes for older residents.
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Council owns 67 commercial premises in Wokingham town, just four are unlet
The 'big bad villain' of online shopping is behind problems facing small businesses and chain stores in Wokingham town centre, the leader has said.
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Picture perfect children’s concert features lights, camera, and action
Picture perfect children's concert features lights, camera, and action
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Seeds are free for novice gardeners
Seeds are free for novice gardeners
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Lib Dem councillor Clive Jones to step down in May to concentrate on Wokingham general election battle
A LEADING Liberal Democrat councillor has announced he intends to step down from the council in the forthcoming local elections
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Berkshire law firm Blandy & Blandy sees its residential property team expand
A SOLICITOR with local knowledge has joined the new Wokingham branch of a Thames Valley law firm.
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Link welcomes all for coffee and friendship
Link Thursdays welcomes all for coffee and friendship
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