Man charged after Woosehill incident
The charges relate to an incident outside of a supermarket in Woosehill.
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Mystery surrounds disappearing ‘Catsy’
Catsy said: ".. a couple more may have appeared whilst I was out fixing them."
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A roar-some debut for new buses
The fleet will be running on the Reading Buses lion 4 and X4 routes between Reading and Bracknell, and through Wokingham.
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The Transplant Tour is on again this year – who will cycle 400 miles with Dennis?
The Transplant Tour is on again this year ? who will cycle 400 miles with Dennis?
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Volunteer Corner as seen in Wokingham Today of February 15, 2024
Three ways you can make Wokingham borough a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
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Wokingham gets an additional £418,000 to spend fixing potholes – but MP thinks the council ‘wants the roads to get worse’
The government is also providing an additional £418,000 extra this year, and again next year, for additional work on potholes.
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Wokingham charity appeals for books and costumes to help families ahead of World Book Day
First Days charity: Books are key to children's futures
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DJ Phil Kennedy is Mildly Getting Away With It thanks to his new podcast
IF YOU have been missing the reassuring voice of one of BBC Radio Berkshire's favourite presenters, worry no more ? he's back with a new podcast
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New home for town business
A Wokingham business has revealed its new home.
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